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Naki Rat
6th November 2013, 10:08
Received an email today perporting to be from the Department of Internal Affairs about a new secure online ID system that the gubbermint is launching, and since verified during a call to NZ Post. The system is called RealMe (https://www.realme.govt.nz/) and will provide people who register with it proof of identity online. Just give them your details then go down to your local Post Shop so they can photograph you....... :not: That will be the fuckin day :wacko:
mashman
6th November 2013, 10:25
It's for your own security and it's govt approved. What's the issue?
Scuba_Steve
6th November 2013, 10:29
The Companies office already use it -> look to the right side (http://www.business.govt.nz/companies/)
Oscar
6th November 2013, 10:30
Received an email today perporting to be from the Department of Internal Affairs about a new secure online ID system that the gubbermint is launching, and since verified during a call to NZ Post. The system is called RealMe (https://www.realme.govt.nz/) and will provide people who register with it proof of identity online. Just give them your details then go down to your local Post Shop so they can photograph you....... :not: That will be the fuckin day :wacko:
Good luck getting a passport then.
And to be fair, none of the information asked for is anymore than you have to disclose for a passport.
Are you hiding summat?:laugh:
Hoon
6th November 2013, 10:44
If it means I can renew my passport online and attach my own pic I'm all for it.
Oscar
6th November 2013, 10:47
If it means I can renew my passport online and attach my own pic I'm all for it.
I just renewed mine using it.
Apart from a couple of false starts with the pic, it was really easy.
HenryDorsetCase
6th November 2013, 11:41
I have had one since it became mandatory to do Companies Office stuff. it was called iGovt previously.
buggerit
6th November 2013, 11:49
Probably a good buy when they privatise it:devil2:
avgas
6th November 2013, 12:21
Probably a good buy when they privatise it:devil2:
It will be included as a part of the ACC sell off
Swoop
6th November 2013, 12:27
...it was called iGovt previously.
Isn't the lowercase "i" meant to mean "intelligent"?
No wonder they had to change the name!:rofl:
Akzle
6th November 2013, 19:37
ahhh.
Legal Persons.
Fuck that shit. Just get a persons data implanted on an rfid chip, secure as.
Naki Rat
7th November 2013, 08:48
I have had one since it became mandatory to do Companies Office stuff. it was called iGovt previously.
That would explain the source of my email. Adding a photo to the mix is an added level though... Just have to wear a tin foil hat for that occasion :blink:
Thaeos
7th November 2013, 19:19
Government likely has all the details on you already anyway, somewhere else. Not saying I like the idea.
skippa1
7th November 2013, 20:09
If it means I can renew my passport online and attach my own pic I'm all for it.
You've been able to for ages
avgas
8th November 2013, 01:46
Just get a persons data implanted on an rfid chip, secure as.
In comparison to what we do have it sadly is.
Of course this just means they will dig up bodies.......
Akzle
8th November 2013, 08:03
a person is only a corporate body.
Fucked if i know what it has to do with the meat suit.
Tazz
8th November 2013, 12:14
Received an email today perporting to be from the Department of Internal Affairs about a new secure online ID system that the gubbermint is launching, and since verified during a call to NZ Post. The system is called RealMe (https://www.realme.govt.nz/) and will provide people who register with it proof of identity online. Just give them your details then go down to your local Post Shop so they can photograph you....... :not: That will be the fuckin day :wacko:
Out of interest, do you have a Facebook/Twitter/Google+ account? Do you use your EFTPOS card for most transactions? If the answer to one or either of these is yes, you're too late to worry about your privacy =P
awa355
8th November 2013, 18:52
Using the Dept of Internal Affairs website, births, deaths and marriages for researching non historical bdm's requires a 'Realme' id.
I tried mine yesterday but it wouldn't accept my password. Will ph them tomorrow. I have seen nothing about a photo requirement, ( yet ).
Road kill
11th November 2013, 18:52
That would explain the source of my email. Adding a photo to the mix is an added level though... Just have to wear a tin foil hat for that occasion :blink:
I have four copies of my drivers licence because I returned from over seas and had to renew as I worked back through the different classes I held before letting them lapse " at home" while over seas.
The photo on each is different to the others.
It makes no difference to gov't spying but it gives the local plods something to wank on about when I refuse to up date just for them.
That alone is worth it,,,,fucking clowns know who I am anyway.
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