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By: Jasleen Chaggar

Jasleen Chaggar is legal and policy officer at Big Brother Watch

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  • Labour’s digital ID by the backdoor will be a honey pot for hackers

    Labour's attempt to usher in digital IDs via the backdoor is in urgent need of scrutiny, writes Jasleen Chaggar.

    WASHINGTON - OCTOBER 24: A new British biometric European Union passport, which is embedded with a microchip, is shown during a news briefing at the British Embassy October 24, 2005 in Washington, DC. "The new British biometric passport contains features such as an enhanced security chip which will help to make international travel as safe and efficient as possible," said British Ambassador to the United States, Sir David Manning. (Photo by Alex Wong/Getty Images)

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