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Story: Home Office proclaims security of ID cards scheme

Posted by: Andrew Meredith (Thursday 28 February 2008, 4:23 PM)

Fair enough

Fair comment.

Does anyone happen to know what survey she is actually referring to. We all accept, of course, the "lies, damned lies & statistics" effect, particularly in the hands of skilled spin-masters, but there is usually a grain of something on which to base said spin.

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It seems to me this is a burden being placed on the wrong shoulders. There is not an It system in the world that can stop an individual taking information in their heads and spewing out at the nearest undesirable third party.