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Age verification should happen at the operating system or app store level, Meta said.
IrisGuard, recognized globally for its expertise in iris recognition technology, has launched its latest service, “Identity Without Borders,” in collaboration with MODEE Jordan. This initiative is designed to enhance the activation of government digital ID service.
Consumers and businesses are being warned to protect personal information amid a surge in identity theft during the Christmas period.
The identity security company CLEAR has now added EnVe Pods to help streamline biometric identity verification at 12 US airports nationwide
Games Magazine, a mais famosa revista do setor de jogos, tornou-se um completo portal web com todas as informações sobre o mercado mais importante ainda por desenvolver: o Brasil. Tudo sobre cassino, bingo, slots, caça-níqueis, jogo do bicho, poker, póquer, apostas, online, eSports, turfe, loterias e notícias sobre a legalização do jogo no Brasil.
Signicat, a European provider of digital identity and fraud prevention solutions, has announced a partnership with AsiaVerify.
The BMA has published a consultation paper seeking feedback on a proposed legal framework for the licensing and supervision of service providers.
Digital identity networks that go beyond IDV to cover enterprise identity and fraud protection needs from end to end represent a major growth opportunity.
Digital identity platform ID.me has reportedly been valued at $1.8 billion following a tender offer led by new investor Ribbit Capital.
A third EDEKA Jäger store with self-checkouts and AI supported age verification has opened its doors to the public in Stuttgart Plieningen, Germany. These are powered by Diebold Nixdorf.
Australia plans a world-first ban on under-16s using social media, requiring platforms to destroy age-verification data. The move affects companies like Meta and TikTok, with strict privacy measures and no exemptions for parental consent. Non-compliance may result in fines of up to $32 million.
The World project aims to create a global digital identity system, leveraging blockchain technology to ensure privacy and security for its users. The initiative has been gaining traction as it seeks to address the challenges of digital identity verification in an increasingly interconnected world. The project's growth to 17 million users highlights its potential impact on the digital landscape, as
