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Home Affairs committee slams ‘botched’ digital ID progress
The government’s efforts to introduced digital ID checks have been “rushed, poorly thought out and failed to make a convincing case for the introduction of digital ID,” according to a Home Affairs Committee report. Although the committee said it welcomed the decision to drop mandatory use of ID cards, it said it feared much damage had been done to consumer
Home Affairs committee slams ‘botched’ digital ID progress
The government’s efforts to introduced digital ID checks have been “rushed, poorly thought out and failed to make a convincing case for the introduction of digital ID,” according to a Home Affairs Committee report. Although the committee said it welcomed the decision to drop mandatory use of ID cards, it said it feared much damage had been done to consumer
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