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Want to renew you UK drivers license & avoid One Login?
1. Take your DVLA renewal reminder letter & current photocard to a Post Office. Pay the fee.
2. Get a D1 application pack from the Post Office & send the details to DVLA with the fee.
Both processes - three week wait
🚨 UK digital drivers licenses [mDLs] are almost ready for national deployment.
The process would involve going through One Login [digital ID verification] to onboard with the GOV.UK Wallet.
Our advice? Stick with the physical card.
publictechnology.net/2026/08…
ALT UK Digital Drivers Licenses
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77th --- Land Special Operations Force REORGANISATION: HOW THE UK REBUILT ITS INFORMATION WARFARE APPARATUS 🧵🔥🔥🔥
On 14 April 2026, the UK Ministry of Defence executed an administrative restructuring: the formal disbandment of 77th Brigade as a standalone military formation.
While headlines marked the end of the Army's most controversial psychological operations unit, Freedom of Information disclosures (ArmySec/FOI2026/09068 and FOI2026/10971) confirm that HMG did not terminate its digital influence capabilities.
Instead, the British military folded its information operations sub-units directly into the covert command architecture of the Land Special Operations Force (LSOF) alongside the Ranger Regiment.
This investigation unmasks the structural rebrand, funding streams, and civilian networks underpinning the UK's evolved military information warfare enterprise across six forensic pillars:
🔴1. THE STRUCTURAL REBRAND: The dissolution of 77th Brigade HQ and the transformation of its operational task forces into the 5th Information Warfare Battalion (5 IW Bn) and 101st Information Warfare Battalion (101 IW Bn) under Land Special Operations Force command.
🔴2. THE DOCTRINAL MACHINE: The Shrivenham training pipeline operating out of the Information Warfare Group (IWG) and Joint Information Activities Group (JIAG), deploying target audience analysis, behavioural psychology, and the DISARM framework.
🔴3. DIPLOMATIC COVER & WILTON PARK: The operational alignment between LSOF, the Foreign, Commonwealth & Development Office (FCDO), and off-the-record diplomatic forums held at Wilton Park under non-attribution protocols.
🔴4. REDACTED MONEY PIPELINES: The UKISF/CSSF Lot 2 600M GBP commercial framework where 37 primary defence contractors are legally redacted under DSPCR 2011, operating alongside parallel philanthropic funding from Open Society Foundations and Omidyar Network.
🔴5. HOME-BASE REACHBACK CELLS: The distributed intelligence network spanning RAF Wyton (DIAC), Hermitage (NCGI), PJHQ Northwood, and Dstl Porton Down that feeds real-time data to forward special operations teams.
🔴6. OVERSIGHT SHIELDING & CYBER INTEGRATION: The classification firewall erected by placing information units under Special Operations command, integrated alongside the National Cyber Force (NCF), CEMA Effects Group, and the Whitehall civilian spine.
🔴7. THE ERA OF PERMANENT COGNITIVE WARFARE
The evolution from 77th Brigade to the Land Special Operations Force (LSOF).
whatdotheyknow.com/request/l…
The UK Govt will announce by year end whether or not a retail CBDC, i.e. 'digital pound' will happen.
Digital ID verification is not a prerequisite for a retail CBDC to exist where commercial banks have established customer identity.
publictechnology.net/2026/10…
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DATA BREACHES
Is the DATA you give to the Government
SAFE? 🤔🤨 it seems NOT but no one seems to care😬 even the committee room was nearly empty! 🙄
This is Dame Chi Onwurah MP & Chair - Science, Innovation and Technology Committee speaking just yesterday in the Palace of Westminster. It just takes her 34seconds to answer. She doesn’t mince her words. 😮 DAMMING
“Rolling out AI driven public services over bad data infrastructure is a recipe for disaster” 😩
Listen for yourself. It’s only 34 seconds ⬇️
Here's a tip, Lisa Nandy; if you're going to do 'whatever it takes' to protect children online, why not sort out this nonsense with public institutions poor IT hygiene that leads to children's data exposed online.
theregister.com/cyber-crime/…
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New: the DHS officials who tried to search the man who wiped his GrapheneOS phone lied. They pushed him about having child abuse images. Documents reveal that was a pretext; he wasn't suspected of this at all. He's a Stop Cop City activist 404media.co/dhs-said-they-se…
After today's Revolut and other bank outages, do the following depending on your personal circumstances:
1⃣ Go to a fee-free ATM point
2⃣ Withdraw an emergency £50-100 cash or whatever denomination you use
You will be thankful you did.
"On dit quelquefois: le sens commun est fort rare"
It is sometimes said that common sense is very rare.
- First reported by Dominique Rizet of BFMTV
- No police report or statement available
- 'Stripped' allegation was a verbal claim alone
- Primary picture was AI altered
- Secondary picture was AI altered
This image from events in France overnight is doing the rounds on this sewer. I've not seen it verified so was curious to run it through an AI check.
The new OpenAI tool came up with nothing, a surface level SynthID check via Gemini was the same. However, going direct to synthid.com for analysis and here we are.
Now, the reports from Le Parisien are genuine. The newspaper reports that an elderly couple were allegedly robbed and left in their underwear near Place de la République, citing a police source.
But there's an important point here, and one that X continually exploits time and time again. The existence of a reported incident doesn't establish the authenticity of an image supposedly showing it. Nor is an AI detection tool, or the absence of a watermark, definitive proof either way.
Until the original source of this image can be established, it remains unverified and should be treated as such. It's an important reminder of how easily a genuine news report and an unverified image can become one seemingly credible story that whips up outrage and further hostility.
An incident might have occurred, but the primary source who reported it on-air and on their website also caveated that it was a claim and not verified by the police or City.
There's also no original image for verification.
mariefrance.fr/actualite/soc…
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This image from events in France overnight is doing the rounds on this sewer. I've not seen it verified so was curious to run it through an AI check.
The new OpenAI tool came up with nothing, a surface level SynthID check via Gemini was the same. However, going direct to synthid.com for analysis and here we are.
Now, the reports from Le Parisien are genuine. The newspaper reports that an elderly couple were allegedly robbed and left in their underwear near Place de la République, citing a police source.
But there's an important point here, and one that X continually exploits time and time again. The existence of a reported incident doesn't establish the authenticity of an image supposedly showing it. Nor is an AI detection tool, or the absence of a watermark, definitive proof either way.
Until the original source of this image can be established, it remains unverified and should be treated as such. It's an important reminder of how easily a genuine news report and an unverified image can become one seemingly credible story that whips up outrage and further hostility.
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Here's how exactly Telegram provides user data to U.S. authorities. A letter recently filed in court shows how Telegram transfers that data, such as IP address and phone number.
More: 404media.co/heres-what-teleg…
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Disinformation and Misinformation is a real and present danger --- from the UK government and its philanthropic co-funders who all appear to have funded extremist organisations who sew division amongst us all. It is not Russia that we need worry about it is our own domestic governmental abusers.
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‼️ An admin using the password "123456" led to the breach of 8.8 million people's data in Denmark, the hacker told.
At least three accounts used it at Pays ApS, a two-person private IT firm with lawful access to the national population register.
The deep irony here is that with the govts 'whatever it takes' mantra to protect children ™︎ and with its current trajectory, Britons might have to ID verify at a device level to access Google Maps for live fuel prices.
I know people are worried about fuel prices. And I get it. You get to the pump, watch the numbers climb, and wonder why it's costing so much more than it used to.
The reality is that global events are pushing up costs, and families here at home are feeling the impact.
But I won't accept that there's nothing I can do to help.
That's why from today, you'll be able to see petrol and diesel prices on Google Maps, compare nearby stations and find the cheapest option before you fill up.
It's a small change, but if there's a practical way to help people keep more money in their pocket, I'll do it.
GDS are adding 'open banking' as a way to complete identity verification for One Login in 2027.
There's not enough technical info to comment on the privacy aspect, but it will surely make people jittery based on its introduction alone.
biometricupdate.com/202610/u…
Now just imagine for a moment that Britons had a type of CPR [unique National ID number] involved in the Electoral Commission breach of 2021 that exposed *40m* UK voters details.
That Electoral Commission breach wasn't discovered for almost a *year*.
theregister.com/security/202…
