The biometrics conference in London in October seems like a perfect opportunity to make people more aware of the dangers of biometric ID cards in Britain.
Britain's plans to collect and record our biometric data is an infringement on our civil liberties, will make our society even more xenophobic and will not make us any safer. On top of all that it will cost taxpayers billions of pounds. Once the data is recorded, it may be stolen or used to frame individuals. National biometric ID cards will give the government closer access to our every day lives and will secure immense revenue for private IT firms. Let's not get pushed over by Blair once again!
Find out more about the NO2ID campaign:
http://www.no2id.net
This October, there is a biometrics exhibition in London. What a great opportunity to show them what we think about this idea!
check it out:
http://www.biometrics-2004.com/exhibition.htm
Find out more about the NO2ID campaign:
http://www.no2id.net This October, there is a biometrics exhibition in London. What a great opportunity to show them what we think about this idea!
check it out:
http://www.biometrics-2004.com/exhibition.htm
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29.07.2004 08:05
The best guide I know is on the Register site
And they have other news items,
Bruce Schneier, an American security expert debunks the idea that they will be any use against terrorism.
And today, the Guardian reports MPs aren't happy
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