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silicon.com gets a UK biometric ID card

By Andy McCue

Published: Thursday 12 August 2004

Reader Comments

It's interesting that 1 million fingerprints were ...
Anonymous

It's also interesting that the same polling organi...
Ken Hall

I did some back of a fag packet calculations about...
Anonymous

If processing is being done at the rate of 4 peopl...
Mike Mitchell

It is strange that so many anti ID card people tot...
Bob Robinson

Remember that in that 15 minutes more biometric da...
Roy Corneloues

None of this explains how my carrying a biometric ...
Richard

Bob Robinson, You may be chipped if you wish. I an...
Ken Hall

Interesting how some anti-ID card comments are put...
Anonymous

Washing Machines? Are they doing any testing on w...
Anonymous

I don't really have an issue with being required t...
Richard Gurney

So, Ken, do you believe that the police should be ...
Goten Xiao

Micro-chipping the population has been occurring e...
M Masiak

Richard Gurney: There's no such thing as a free l...
Guy Herbert

Micro-chipping the population has been occurring e...
M Masiak

It's not the card I'm objecting to although I don'...
Karen Challinor

Fingerprints - well what a surprise about concern ...
Anonymous

'Your Biometric ID has been compromised - please r...
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