The controversial digital ID plan has left many ready to reach for a Nokia brick phone over cybersecurity concerns. But what are the real risks with it?

With the dawn of the digital IDs, the UK is on the brink of catching up with the rest of Europe or spiralling into a dystopian future – depending on who you ask.

Campaigners have raised the alarm over privacy and cybersecurity risks, while some people have vowed to go back to Nokia 3310s if the digital ID is rolled out.

Meanwhile, supporters have said most of our lives and sensitive information are already online, and we use facial recognition and fingerprints to use contactless payments and verification.

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