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People in the UK, at least these impacted, already know for a fact that the system IS going to be messed up and riddled with problems, without clear avenue to h
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People in the UK, at least these impacted, already know for a fact that the system IS going to be messed up and riddled with problems, without clear avenue to have it fixed
- https://www.computerweekly.com/news/366618163/UK-eVisa-system-problems-persist-despite-repeated-warnings https://www.computerweekly.com/news/366618163/UK-eVisa-syste...
- https://righttoremain.org.uk/uk-government-admits-huge-problems-with-evisa-rollout-in-the-final-hour/ https://righttoremain.org.uk/uk-government-admits-huge-probl...
Meanwhile people will be losing jobs and houses because of it.
People trapped in this system (eg: millions of Europeans that must use this system) have pleaded to be issues a physical proof of their rights to stay, only to be rudely refused.
UK government lies that it's supposed to mimic some European ID's (which are primarily physical with the digital representation), lies it's supposed to combat illegal employment (employers are mandated to check the right to work anyway, those who don't won't be checking it anyway), and is _deep_ in bed with Palantir, which has its tentacles all over this project.
This is why UK is rejecting the idea -- again.
Voluntary, Smart, physical IDs? I'd probably get myself one. My home country issues something like it and it's a breeze to be able to prove my identity over the Internet to interact with the services.
Like this? That's a scam.
- rhetocj23 1y agoThe UK govt is full of bozos who just dont get quite it frankly. Frankly theres no good alternative either, its a crap shoot overall.