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The past comes back to haunt you when you least expect it. However, on a government electronic services platform.
Since the launch of the SingPass app, not only has access to government-related services been made much easier, but all your personal information is available at your fingertips.
While great for helping to prove your identity when you don’t have your ID card, eagle-eyed netizens have recently noticed that the ‘profile’ section of the app contains a little more personal information than it used to.
In particular, the results of your national school exams.
To be fair, her ‘O’, ‘N’ and ‘A’ level exam results were always available, but accessing them required another layer of verification for the Singpass app to pull the information from the MyInfo service.
Now with their grades laid out for you to see, netizens on Twitter had a field day last night (September 17) reminiscing about their academic past, resulting in a couple of amazing gems.
For some, seeing their grades was a great reminder of their past accomplishments.
On the other hand, many were forced to face their less than stellar ratings.
Even prominent local personalities such as Mr. Brown and radio host Joakim Gómez chilled as they recalled their results.
Me: What could be darker than this year?
SingPass: Here are your O Level results from your past. In the app. Forever. pic.twitter.com/lwZ0mxKf6v
— mrbrown (@mrbrown) September 17, 2020
Since we’re all sharing our O level scores that is readily available on the SingPass app. Why not?
Shoutout: @plspreeti 我真的得到E8。 pic.twitter.com/MgI84U1jdu
— Joakim Gomez (@JoakimGomez) September 17, 2020
If anything, he now has reason to question the validity of his parents’ claims of getting good grades during his time at school.
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