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Same, although you would have the hell of a time tracking me down as I don't have a Social Media footprint which is where most people utterly obliterate their PERSEC, what I do have is obfuscated and very limited.
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I actually take my pass off as a matter of habit now, and can't understand why people would leave it on. If you see someones pass you can generally find them online in about a minute...Originally posted by TykeMerc View PostTo be fair though many Ministries, Banks and commercial companies tell you to take off your visible ID pass when outside their premises, this isn't really all that unusual. In fact I would regard it as completely usual as everywhere I've worked for at least the last decade has either advised it or insisted on it. Security innit!
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To be fair though many Ministries, Banks and commercial companies tell you to take off your visible ID pass when outside their premises, this isn't really all that unusual. In fact I would regard it as completely usual as everywhere I've worked for at least the last decade has either advised it or insisted on it. Security innit!
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Hide your conference passes when walking around Manchester, Tories told | UK Politics | News | The Independent
Conservative activists attending their party’s conference in Manchester have been told to hide their Tory-branded identification passes when walking around the northern city
The threat of hostile protest has led party bosses to warn members to take extra precautions if they venture outside the secure “ring of steel” around the event.Tags: None
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