Government Launches First Digital ID
The UK government has introduced the first digital ID as part of a plan to digitalize various forms of identification.
A new proposal, announced on September 26, includes the introduction of digital ID cards, known as "Britcards," subject to a full consultation.
The digital ID is intended to help tackle illegal immigration and will be a key component of a citizen's right to live and work in the UK.
According to the new rules, anyone starting a new job in the UK will be required to hold a digital ID.
The first digital IDs, dubbed digital veteran cards, are now available for ex-members of the armed services and were showcased at an event at the Tower of London.
As presented at the Tower of London, Beefeaters displayed their new digital veteran ID cards, as reported by Sky News.
Author's summary: UK government launches digital ID.
- Digital ID cards, or "Britcards," are planned for introduction.
- Digital veteran cards are the first type of digital ID available.
- New rules require a digital ID for starting a new job in the UK.