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I suppose the argument that the
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government always make is that it's
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inherently more secure to have things on
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a digital system because A, it's there.
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So like that that is going to make it
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much more difficult to work illegally in
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the UK. It's going to make it much more
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difficult to get away with sort of money
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laundering and and sort of dark finance.
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But then does this just make that
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argument much harder to make on their
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>> And there was actually data it hasn't
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been kind of confirmed, but uh
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TechCrunch who who broke this said that
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some kind of metadata was also leaked,
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which means you could tell where like
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the exact location where people were
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taking the selfies, which that just
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opens up a whole new that kettle of
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>> Cuz when you take that photo on your
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iPhone, it says taken in the city that
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>> as you can look through your photos and
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see where you took whatever photos. I
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also think having the mix of taking
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someone's passport doc or ID document
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and selfie is probably the worst
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combination in terms of augmenting