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22 Aug 2005
Now the
bombers of July 7th have seemingly blown away any objections to identity
cards the government is getting busy with biometrics.
One small
problem – they don’t work. There hasn't been a single biometric test that
hasn't been cracked by hackers and at any time there's a failure rate that goes
as high as five per cent. That's three million Britons who are going to get in
trouble because of faulty security. Surely all this money would be better spent
by bobbies on the beat and better intelligence.
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