By Andy McCue
Published: Wednesday 31 March 2004
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Anonymous
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London
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Consultant
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If I need to change my passwords, it is a nuisance but can be done.
How do I change my iris pattern, or indeed any biometric data? Or can we assume that it is impossible (and always will be) to impersonate us using our biometrics?
This is great man, but what happens if you lose it...
Tajinder Singh
This is evil and the Home Office have totally igno...
Steve Watkins
If I need to change my passwords, it is a nuisance...
Anonymous
A far simpler way would be to have it tatooed onto...
Anonymous
It should not cost £78 to get an ID card. ID cards...
Jonas Quinn
78 quid for something the government is forcing us...
Anonymous
The really frightening aspect is when they put the...
Richard Williams
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