PlayStation Mandates Age Verification for UK and Ireland by June
Sony requires UK and Ireland PlayStation users to verify their age via Yoti facial scan or ID document by June 2026 to keep social and communication features.
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Sony requires UK and Ireland PlayStation users to verify their age via Yoti facial scan or ID document by June 2026 to keep social and communication features.
Modern Treasury partners with Persona to embed KYC and KYB in payment infrastructure, streamlining legal entity screening and compliance checks at onboarding.
Panasonic updates its Site Management Service with device-locked QR codes, letting workers self-enroll in facial recognition without administrator oversight.
Trulioo reports 51 percent APAC business verification volume growth for 2025, driven by an AI-governed UBO engine spanning Vietnam, Philippines, and Singapore.
Vietnam’s Sun Group has partnered with SITA to deploy Smart Path biometric passenger processing across Phu Quoc International Airport’s new Terminal 2.
Persona and ConnectID combine bank-backed identity with age assurance for Australia’s under-16 social media law, sharing only a pass/fail result with platforms.
Dynamite Blockchain has integrated biometric cryptography into its Dynamite Wallet, replacing seed phrases with a face-derived, ephemeral private key model.
Revolution MD has secured a US patent for a biometric-authenticated smart inhaler platform for controlled substances such as opioids, with AI-driven oversight.
World has extended its World ID proof-of-human credential into AI agent workflows through launch integrations with Okta, Vercel, Browserbase, and Exa.
A Minas Gerais state bill, PL 5457/2026, would mandate facial recognition for identity and age verification before access to content restricted from minors.