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Why the UK and other governments cannot be trusted with our data

commandline.org.uk — The loss of personal information by the British government proves that governments cannot be trusted with controlling data and identification. This article argues that encryption must be liberalised, identification must be distributed and the proposed 'National Identity Register' is a clear and present danger to the public.

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  • Antexter, on 11/21/2007, -0/+1no.2 hits the nail on the head.
    Why the hell would anyone put all that data onto a disk, if they sent 2 disks together you can fully well see that our government are completely stupid.

    I don't give a damn about the fact its encrypted a basic hacker can crack that, the fact that on 2 disks their can be so much information!

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