The UK government launched the digital version of its ID scheme on Friday, intended for former members of the armed services. This ID will mean passports, driving licenses, national insurance cards, and many more being virtual, instead of—or as well as—being stored in a shoebox or under socks in a drawer, Sky News reported. The UK government has announced the introduction of digital IDs aimed at verifying individuals' rights to live and work in the country. The govt claims the initiative is designed to reduce illegal immigration by making it more difficult for those without status to secure employment. Ministers contend that the ability to obtain jobs is a primary attraction for migrants entering the UK unlawfully. Under the new system, employers will no longer be able to depend on

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