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The UK government has made a significant policy reversal by abandoning the mandatory aspect of its proposed digital ID scheme. As reported by the BBC’s political editor, this move represents another “climbdown” for Downing Street, highlighting either a strategic retreat in the face of opposition or an admission that mandatory implementation was politically unfeasible. The decision raises questions about the future of digital identification in the UK and reflects broader challenges the government faces in pushing through controversial technology policies.
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