我們是否信任政府在ID卡片？

身份證將必須「由於兒童利益徹底失敗被再評價」，政府部長說。 (真正地)。

數據保護部長，說25million個人細節的損失是「可憐的」。

他說回顧將被執行入方式官員商店和用途數據-投入£5.6billion ID卡片的未來策劃在回顧中。

計劃要求存儲個人信息的49個片斷數據庫在每個公民。

Leading academics have rounded on the Government’s “fairytale view” of the technology needed to make the scheme work.

In a letter to MPs, Professor Ross Anderson and Dr Richard Clayton warned lives would be ruined if information from the ID database went missing.

“Once lost, it would be impossible to issue a person with new fingerprints. One cannot change one’s fingers as one can a bank account. Adding more data, like fingerprints, will make records even more valuable to fraudsters and thieves when - not if - they are lost and leaked.”

Can we trust the Government to look after the data?

And I’d like to ask, who will they be sharing this data with?

DANNY STOWELL

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