The Delhi High Court has stayed a government order requiring public prosecutors to use Aadhaar-enabled biometric attendance, following a challenge to the system’s privacy implications and its fit with courtroom […]

Bermuda’s government is preparing an exploratory study of a digital identity framework, with a supplier qualification exercise scheduled for October 5. Economy and Labour Minister Jason Hayward said the process […]

A newly public court filing alleges that Department of Homeland Security agents collected photographs, license plate numbers and other information about people observing immigration enforcement in Maine, and stored the […]

Service NSW has begun a limited upgrade of its Digital Driver Licence that adds stronger identity verification and consent-based sharing of licence details, with early access focused on selected residents […]

South Africa’s Home Affairs Minister Leon Schreiber has demonstrated a smartphone-based digital identity that lets its holder decide which personal details to share when another party requests verification. Schreiber used […]

Senses Electronics has introduced SenseEye, a facial-recognition attendance and classroom-analytics system that uses cameras on its interactive teaching panels to identify enrolled students and record their presence. The company says […]

Cambridgeshire Constabulary plans to use live facial recognition in Cambridge city centre for the first time on Friday, October 2, following deployments in Peterborough. The system compares faces captured by […]

ACI EUROPE, Amadeus, IATA, IDEMIA Public Security and SITA have formed a travel-industry coalition calling for European Union legislation that supports voluntary biometric verification throughout a passenger’s journey. The group […]

Anthropic faces a proposed class action alleging that its identity-verification process for Claude collected Illinois users’ facial biometrics without the retention disclosures required by the state’s Biometric Information Privacy Act. […]