2025-05-17Ian Fleming
The MVA is now integrating Mobile ID technology with the self check-in kiosks located at all MVA branch offices, allowing customers to use their smartphones to verify identity and manage appointments.
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2025-05-16Ian Fleming
The government is now considering Thales and Idemia for the contract, which has an estimated value of 8.5 million euros (approximately US$9.6 million).
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2025-05-14Ian Fleming
In a major step toward digital transformation, the Laos is preparing to roll out modern digital identity cards for citizens across the country.
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2025-05-13Per Henrikson
California Chief Technology Officer Jonathan Porat said the state’s IT bureau is working with various agencies to develop new programs that use digital identity verification.
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2025-05-13Per Henrikson
Hawaiʻi residents can now use a single login to access dozens of state and county services through a new digital platform called myHawaii, which officials say will make government more accessible, secure and efficient.
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2025-05-12Ian Fleming
The Minister of Home Affairs, Dr Leon Schreiber, can today announce that — for the first time in South African history — naturalised citizens and lawful permanent residents will, when Home Affairs offices open on Monday, 12 May 2025, be able to apply for Smart Card IDs, including through the eHomeAffairs platform.
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2025-05-11Ian Fleming
Biometric-as-a-Service (BaaS) is gaining popularity, especially among SMEs, due to its flexibility and cost-efficiency.
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2025-05-11Per Henrikson
Wednesday 14 May is set to be an important day in the long, slow, painful evolution of the use of digital identity in the UK. For the first time since the government announced its digital wallet ...
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