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I don't see any problem in it. The people I've known who are against such things usually have something to hide.
I don't see any problem in it. The people I've known who are against such things usually have something to hide.
Not sure post-WWII German Jews who survived, looking back on what they’d been through, would agree, UK Man . I used to have the same optimistic attitude you have, until I began to see what an unscrupulous govt could do. Then I realized there are many reasons unrelated to having “something to hide,” that people are wise to protect whatever privacy they have.
Then I realized there are many reasons unrelated to having “something to hide,” that people are wise to protect whatever privacy they have.
Ooooh please tell. 
I don't think it will get through parliament anyway. It's been tried before.
I wouldn't think it will either.
Totally unnecessary and is just more invasion in peoples lives. Reeves at the ready to up taxes to pay for it all, then enjoy the money rolling in selling people's personal information like they did with the NHS app. With this, the online safety act and muting of the government having access to your bank account without a court order to do as they see fit we are racing to get to 1984.
Totally unnecessary and is just more invasion in peoples lives. Reeves at the ready to up taxes to pay for it all, then enjoy the money rolling in selling people's personal information like they did with the NHS app. With this, the online safety act and muting of the government having access to your bank account without a court order to do as they see fit we are racing to get to 1984.
Does the ID card proposal need parliamentary approval? I can't find anything that confirms this.
I'm not sure but would have hoped so. Let's see though as it appears to be deeply unpopular.
