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Story: Are ID cards a game of blind man's bluff?
Posted by: Anonymous (Wednesday 19 November 2003, 6:52 AM)
I have been instrumental in the homeoffice implementing the ARC asylum seekers fingerprint smart card. The card is a huge success, althogh the id card will be on a larger scale I don't see it causing too many problems to implement. The question here is how accurate is IRIS? There is only one major player in the market and we have yet to really put IRIS individuality to the test!
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Story: Are ID cards a game of blind man's bluff?
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Well spoken!
The biggest concern that I have is th... Anonymous -
Why don't they just implant 666 into our heads and... Gavin Hall
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I just love Blunkett's assertion that these cards... Anonymous
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That we're being misled, and have been from the st... Anonymous
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ID cards, CCTV cameras everywhere, RFID, facial re... Jim
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Do we know if these things can have a seperate pro... Anonymous
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I have been instrumental in the homeoffice impleme... Anonymous -
will all these so called liberty people re-alise t... Lloyd Mortiss
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Regardless of the (unevaluated) effectiveness of a... Anonymous
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I was wondering who would be administrating this d... Angry
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The saying
IF ONE AS NOTHING TO HIDE WHY WORRY
sh... Anonymous
