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Published: Wednesday 17 November 2004
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Biometric ID cards are one thing; a national ID database which can do a reverse lookup, rather than just a validation, is another.
Ever heard of the phrase "need to know" ?
I have no problem with a card which could be validated as genuine and biometrically demonstrated to be mine, but then to say that my biometrics captured from anywhere could be fed into a national database and come up with my name is quite different.
Biometric ID cards are one thing; a national ID da...
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Remember the positive vote for ID cards in the rec...
Richard Sarson
Going by the government's record in large IT proje...
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"The Information Commissioner today said he doesn'...
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"...if it helped fight terrorism...[etc]"
That'...
Guy Herbert
Excuse my Anglo-Saxon but Blunkett can shove his I...
Robert Whippe
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Confused
ID Cards are just a Red Herring, the real issue is...
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