2025-12-01Per Henrikson
The App Store Accountability Act is getting a spotlight in Congress after similar laws passed in states from Texas to California. Pinterest announced its endorsement of the federal version of a model that’s already passed in some states.
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2025-11-29Ian Fleming
Georgia joins New Mexico, California, Hawaii, Arizona, and more U.S. states in enhancing travel security and convenience with Apple’s new digital passport feature.
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2025-11-18Per Henrikson
When exchanging Bulgarian leva for euros at post offices, all clients will be required to present a valid identity document, which will be checked and copied, Alexander Kirilov, head of security at Bulgarian Posts, explained to BNR.
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2025-11-18Ian Fleming
The inaugural report of CU Boulder's new Visual Evidence Lab warns that the legal system is unprepared for the flood of video, including AI-enhanced or generated footage, hitting U.S. courtrooms.
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2025-11-18Ian Fleming
On Tuesday, Companies House plans to introduce mandatory identity verification for company directors and people with significant control (PSCs).
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2025-11-15Ian Fleming
These efforts stem from attempts to enforce age verification laws on adult content websites, where VPNs have become a popular workaround for users seeking anonymity.
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2025-11-12Ian Fleming
Thailand has mandated a series of stricter identity verification measures across online platforms and mobile networks aimed at closing loopholes exploited by scam networks. The stricter identity verification measures across online platforms and mobile networks are aimed at closing loopholes exploited by scam networks.
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2025-11-08Per Henrikson
The scope of what is considered "adult content" has no doubt encouraged interest in VPNs, as dating sites, social media platforms, and even Spotify have introduced some kind of verification requirements.
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2025-11-05Per Henrikson
The courtroom was an inevitable target. In September 2025, the Superior Court of California, County of Alameda was forced to impose terminating sanctions in Mendones, et al v Cushman & Wakefield, Inc., et al (Case No. 23CV028772) after finding that a video submitted as evidence by the plaintiffs was fabricated using artificial intelligence (AI), and then submitted as an authentic recording.
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