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Case in point: HMRC (UK Taxman) is about to sell 'anonymized' taxpayer data. With enough 'anonymized' data-dumps and CPU power, at some point, it will become tr
by QuadDamaged 12y ago
Case in point: HMRC (UK Taxman) is about to sell 'anonymized' taxpayer data. With enough 'anonymized' data-dumps and CPU power, at some point, it will become trivial to correlate an ID Card ID with datapoints.
- bozho 12y agoNo. Read about anonymous credentials ;)
- pisarzp 12y agoI actually think it's the other way round. I actually think the other way. In countries where you have ID card, you just show it to confirm your identity and you're done. In UK you need to bring your bank statement and utility bills, with your address. Combined with your date of birth, it makes it much easier to match with companies database.