2025-05-20Ian Fleming
Several countries in Africa are on the right track with their national digital ID projects, but this is not coming on a platter of gold.
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2025-05-20Ian Fleming
As of May 1st, all German government and immigration offices are required to accept digital biometric photos for ID cards, passports and residence permits, which are submitted through photo kiosks called PointID terminals.
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2025-05-18Per Henrikson
The government has met with industry representatives to discuss the future of the digital identity market, following backlash from the sector after concerns that the wallet would push private digital ID companies out.
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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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