私達のプライバシーへの脅威は戦わなければならない

国のあらゆる家族そして子供の未来の保証は児童手当の細部の最近の損失によって妥協された。

それ以上の電子データ損失のニュースは私達のプライバシーにだけ脅威を補強した。

しかし長期結果は何であるか。

アイデンティティの盗難は実質および成長する問題である。

政府は私達にIDカードおよび生物測定の同一証明が問題を解決することを信じてもらう。 実際は、それは事態を悪化させる。

あなたのピンナンバーを変えることができるあなたの指紋を変えることができない。

Once on the National Database, not just your bank details but everything about you is vulnerable to theft.

All but three of the country’s 69 new ‘interrogation centres’ are now open.

People applying for their first adult passport are already being called in. Soon those renewing their passports will also have to attend.

Plans to simultaneously issue ID cards have been quietly shelved until after the next General Election.

However, young people (students applying for loans, for example) will be ‘persuaded’ (that is, bribed) to have an ID card in the near future.

Meanwhile, the first GP surgeries have started uploading confidential patient records on to the NHS database (”The Spine”), and increasingly, schools are fingerprinting children as young as four (for registration, lunches, library books), often without parents’ permission or even knowledge.

Children are growing up believing it is normal to be fingerprinted having done nothing wrong. This must stop.

For further information, visit http://www.leavethemkidsalone.com or www.no2id.net

Stephen Nash Washington Terrace Middle Barton

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