The Mexican Supreme Court has rejected a new law that would have forced the country’s mobile operators to collect the biometric data of everyone signing […]

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 […]

A former Apple employee has filed complaints with several European privacy regulators in the hope that it will lead to more scrutiny of the tech […]

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 […]

The World Economic Forum (WEF) is arguing that data intermediaries should play a key role in a global digital identity scheme. The organization believes that […]

The IRS is sticking with ID.me for the verification of taxpayers’ identities this year, but has officially announced that those who don’t want to undergo […]

The Federal Communications Commission (FCC) is trying to stop the sale of Chinese drones in the United States. The agency is specifically looking to crack […]

Amazon has officially announced a new wrist-worn wearable, and in an unusual move, has actually scaled down its use of biometric technology (to a certain […]

When Qualcomm unveiled its new drone development platform, the company tried to place most of the attention on the more consumer-friendly applications of the technology. […]

Amazon’s naked payments system is now being used at 50 locations in the US, and the company is looking to get more customers signed up […]

The Electronic Frontier Foundation (EFF) is sounding the alarm about state-sponsored malware and surveillance programs. The warning comes after a damning report on the NSO […]

The Security Industry Association (SIA) wants security providers to make a stronger commitment to user privacy. To that end, the organization has released a new […]