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IDnow will provide its knowledge in ID verification to increase the efficiency of datasets while ensuring they comply with privacy rules such as the GDPR.
Currently, sexually explicit deepfakes are only an offence to create an image without consent in certain circumstances in UK.
The new solution enables users to securely use their Apple devices to enter buildings faster by tapping a compatible card reader.
Foreign nationals aged 14 and above are eligible to use their smartphone to have their mobile identification cards issued. The digital ID carries the same legal validity as a physical card.
DuckDuckGoose, a Netherlands-based global leader in AI-driven deepfake detection, is proud to announce its partnership with Banco Daycoval, one of Brazil’s most trusted financial institutions.
The Biden administration is expected to issue an executive order instructing U.S. federal agencies to work towards adopting mobile driver’s licenses.
The New York State Department of Motor Vehicles has implemented a mobile ID program enabling residents to store their driver’s licenses and identification documents digitally. The program, launched in June 2023, is supplied by IDEMIA, a digital identity solutions provider that has successfully deployed similar mobile driver’s license programs across multiple U.S. states.
ID.me and the Detroit Pistons announced their partnership to improve the Pistons fan experience with ID.me's digital identity wallet.
Austria will enable its citizens to share their digital vehicle registration with family members and friends through the country’s digital ID wallet app.
Smile ID, Africa’s leading biometric and identity verification provider, has launched Enhanced SmartSelfie™, an upgrade designed to combat rising digital fraud. The technology uses dynamic liveness challenges, like random facial movements, to verify identities and prevent advanced spoofing.
The UK government is making it legal to use digital ID stored on mobiles for proof of age when buying alcohol in a pub, bar or store.
The partnership combines Trust Stamp's AI-powered identity authentication technology with Qenta's asset tokenization capabilities and QOS blockchain, creating a quantum-resistant identity and asset ecosystem.
