London testing facial recognition app for police as another false match surfaces
London police will soon start testing “operator-initiated facial recognition” (OIFR), a mobile app that allows officers to photograph a person…
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London police will soon start testing “operator-initiated facial recognition” (OIFR), a mobile app that allows officers to photograph a person…
Mobile driver’s licenses are making small gains in the U.S., as states roll out their offerings and see the first…
The Australian state of Queensland has expanded its Digital Licence app to include driver trainer and motorcycle rider trainer accreditations….
The most popular European digital identities are not in the EU, a new survey analyzing 50 eID apps across the…
When the Department of Homeland Security (DHS) released its 2025 AI Use Case Inventory Wednesday, it included the first official…
India has launched a new Aadhaar mobile app with updated features for biometric liveness, age verification, data minimization and credential…
The state of Alaska continues its partnership with French public security firm Thales through the launch of a new Alaska…
Cote d’Ivoire has reached a new milestone in its public sector digitization push with the launch of a mobile application…
U.S. Rep. Bennie G. Thompson, the top Democrat on the House Committee on Homeland Security, introduced legislation aimed at sharply…
China has proposed a new regulation mandating that apps store biometric data on devices instead of transmitting it through the…