Digital ID will be available to all UK citizens and legal residents, and mandatory in order to work. However, for students, pensioners or others not seeking work, having a digital ID will be optional.

Keir Starmer’s digital ID proposal has been criticised by rivals and civil liberties groups over privacy concerns.

UK plans a mandatory digital ID system to fight mass migration problems, while critics warn of privacy risks and government ...

The digital ID can provide evidence of who you are and also give some of your other personal attributes and details. It will combine online services and government apps to allow users to navigate ...

The scheme is being billed by No 10 as a way of cracking down on migrants who do not have the right to earn wages in the UK.

C-suite leaders need to sit with this uncomfortable reality: Today’s brands will be reduced to ChatGPT prompts. This isn’t a provocation, but a strategic reality check based on the current, rising ...

Digital identity—the set of credentials, attributes and behaviors that verify who someone is online—can reduce fraud, improve efficiency and build trust across key employee and customer touchpoints.

Imagine a world where your identity isn’t defined by a password or a fingerprint scan, but by the invisible trail you leave as you move through life: the coffee shops you frequent, the rhythm of your ...

Digital identity is one of four areas of major opportunity for the UK Post Office as it undertakes a transformation plan in ...

Digital travel is arriving, and it is a change, but what form it will take and its implications are still being worked out.

The UK government's proposed digital ID system risks creating mass surveillance and excluding millions of digitally poor ...