Several of Australia’s more fringe right-wing parties are trying to drum up opposition to the country’s proposed digital ID program. The United Australia Party, One […]

The province of Alberta is looking for someone to oversee its MyAlberta Digital ID program. The MyAlberta program debuted in 2015, and gives residents a […]

Yoti is once again highlighting potential applications of digital identity technology in Africa. The company has previously argued that the tech could help with ground […]

It’s a motley mix in this week’s roundup of Mobile ID World’s top stories, featuring a couple of important investigations, authentication innovation, a notable new […]

A new start-up is trying to get people to consider some of the more practical applications of NFTs. Pfpid officially launched its service on April […]

Luxembourg appears to have joined the handful of countries that are on a path toward mobile ID. Residents of the European state now have access […]

The technology industry is asking the Biden administration to prioritize the development of digital driver’s licenses. The President promised to fight identity fraud in his […]

The government of Barbados has confirmed that it is planning to supply citizens with mobile identity cards. The country is currently in the process of […]

The government of Tasmania is moving forward with plans to create a comprehensive digital portal for residents looking to access government services online. Service Tasmania […]

This week’s roundup of Mobile ID World’s top stories is almost entirely about digital ID, with a couple of countries starting down the path toward […]

Desjardins is throwing its weight behind the digital ID movement in Canada. The financial institution is making a $845,000 contribution to the country’s Digital Identity […]

The right-wing Ontario Party is trying to prevent the release of digital IDs in the province. To that end, the Party’s leadership are hoping to […]