Updated: All you need to know about the most controversial IT project around
By Nick Heath
Published: 15 April 2009 15:31 GMT
P is for Passports
ePassports, were rolled out in the UK in 2006 and were the first implementation of biometric security technology in the UK.
A-Z of ID cards
More than 12.5 million of the first generation biometric ePassports have been issued in the last two years.
The first generation passports contain microchips containing personal information and a digital scan of a person's photograph.
Second-generation ePassports, due to be introduced in the UK in 2011/12, will be fitted with a RFID chip containing fingerprint scans and personal details, which will feature security measures to guard the data against cloning or tampering.
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