The Electronic Frontier Foundation (EFF) is warning the public about the potential privacy implications of a recent decision from the Arizona Supreme Court. In a […]

Entrust has released the results of a survey that suggests that consumers are not terribly consistent when it comes to data security. The survey specifically […]

It’s been another richly varied week in Mobile ID World news, and that’s reflected in the diverse mix of topics covered in the latest roundup […]

The Electronic Frontier Foundation (EFF) is warning about the impending rise of Augmented Reality (AR), and the extreme threat that it poses to people’s privacy. […]

Florida will soon be among the first states in the US to offer a Mobile Driver’s License to citizens. To that end, the Florida Department […]

The Security Industry Association has announced the release of its new policy principles meant to guide the development and deployment of facial recognition technology. This […]

DatChat is trying to address privacy and censorship concerns with the launch of a new, private social media network. The DatChat platform is available for […]

Tarah Wheeler has joined the advisory board of the Electronic Frontier Foundation (EFF). In her new role, the policy expert and security researcher will offer […]

Tech giants Microsoft, Amazon and Google are the subjects of the latest high-profile lawsuits for privacy violations under the Illinois Biometric Information Privacy Act (BIPA), […]

Controversial Facial Recognition startup Clearview AI has shed some light on a recent statement by CEO Hoan Ton-That which implied that Canadians are able to […]

Mobile ID World is at the forefront of the identity privacy discussion, working with our association partners in vertical markets to advise on privacy best […]

Tech giant Apple has recently filed a patent for a technology that protects the user’s privacy by tracking their gaze. The tech is referred to […]