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    <title>The Counter Is Closed: What to Do When a UK Service Says &#039;App Only&#039;</title>
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    <description>Digital by default was meant to be a convenience, not a locked door. Across councils, banks, GPs and car parks, the human route is quietly disappearing — but the rights and workarounds have not. Here is how to push back firmly and fairly when a service forgets not everyone is holding a smartphone.</description>
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    <title>The Drawer Full of Logins: A Calm Guide to Closing Accounts You Forgot You Had</title>
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    <description>Most of us are sitting on a quiet pile of dormant logins, old providers and duplicate government identities. This is a practical, plain-English clear-out guide — not a security panic. Start with a map, work from low stakes to high stakes, and know what UK GDPR actually lets you ask for.</description>
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