I would write to my MP that I would vote for any other party to make it clear this is an issue. I am not saying all other parties are adcAequally good.

It’s difficult to tell if you’re being sincere when you phrase what I see as a problem of mass surveillancep&r

It’s probably time I should get off my ass and write to my Labour representative saying I’m voting for any other party until they repeal this (and the “online safety act”).

I hate social media but I hate “papers, please” to use the web even more.

It is imperative you can vote without others knowing how you voted (at least here in the UK…). Electronic voting is inferrior to paper when it comes to trustworthness of recording an anonymous vote, counting the result and preventing mass vote fraud.

We already have a hardcopy ID to travel internationally or ID to drive vehicles. The risks of an electronic ID being easily copied would have to get me visiting other solar systems or driving a time machine before I considered it. Something tells me the paper options would continue working at first but eventually this idea will be forced on people.

UK assuming everyone online is a child unless they are willing to have their passport leaked.

Never liked gift cards. Money you can only use in one place, and you don’t even save any money when buying it.