You've actually listed the exact reason people are concerned.
Think of each of those (Passport, NI, DVLA) as a separate room with a different lock. It's deliberately difficult for the government to go between them.
The proposed Digital ID isn't another room; it's a master key designed to link them all together in real-time. The fear isn't about the data existing, it's about connecting it all into one easily tracked profile.
@mano_del_dio_@RudyTechEvo@Teslaconomics AI could technically do all that too, plus communicate with other autonomous cars… Guess it depends on how much computing power is needed 🤷♂️
@Joesocial001@BladeoftheS Ok, well if the 38 million over two years is to be believed, means each room is costing £234 a night. That doesn’t seem sensible to me.
@edwinhayward All they’re doing is setting in stone their defeat. They’ve managed to alienate themselves from huge parts of society, I can’t imagine a worse government.
@BBCDevon It sounds like a good move, using technology in modern policing.
However, being mobile it won’t get the same level of scrutiny as a fixed camera. What rules do they have to follow? Can they peer into peoples gardens without warrant for example?
The thing is, Vanessa isn’t telling the person with Celiac disease to put up with it, she’s telling the caller.
She also said, surely they’ll be something on the buffet your son would like (the fussy eater), as that seems extreme too.
Vanessa’s point right or wrong is that the person with Celiac should have their own separate food.
It’s light entertainment and should be taken that way.
I personally didn’t realise Coeliac disease was so extreme, so this post has at least got me thinking and helped educate me ❤️
@paullewismoney@premierinn Allot of hotels jumped on this during/after covid, including Disney World. However, service as normal has resumed in many now.