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UK digital ID plan gets a price tag at last – £1.8B
(www.theregister.com)
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this post was submitted on 28 Nov 2025
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Jesus fucking christ, imagine all the good the UK could have achieved with 1.8 BILLION fucking pounds
£25 per person. Not that much could be achieved for that, tbh. Everything sounds like a lot on a national scale.
I'd much rather my £25 went on social housing though.
You’re already spending about £1200/year (per taxpayer) on social housing.