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The Transportation Security Administration (TSA) is rolling out a new facial recognition program at 16 airports across the United States, increasing the government’s biometric surveillance of [...]

Teachers in New York City who refused to get their COVID-19 vaccines were allegedly flagged with “problem codes” ...

Members of the globalist World Economic Forum (WEF) are pretending to be gods, according to best-selling author William "Bill" Federer. He sat down with theologian Dr. John Diamond on [...]

Samsung Wallet, an app that stores users’ credit and debit cards and digital IDs such as driver’s licence and student IDs, will now be available in ne...

By Sarthak Satapathy and Sourav Panda South Asian countries have been innovating and pioneering digital ID programs for over a decade. While India and Pakistan have been torchbearers for the same in the region and have issued digital IDs to most of their citizens, Sri Lanka and Bangladesh are in the process of rapidly setting up their biometric identity systems. McKinsey

Commentary The World Economic Forum (WEF) is actively promoting digital IDs. The Known Traveler Digital Identity (KTDI) is ...

Commentary The World Economic Forum's annual meeting in Davos, Switzerland, has just ended. The theme of the five-day ...

COMPANY NEWS: HID Global, the worldwide leader in trusted identity and physical security solutions, outlines and discusses important trends that are s...

Talking about vaccine mandate the word mandate is the most important thing because this will evolve well beyond this and big fear now it will turn into a social credit system of sorts. once everyone has the app. thats tracking you, tracking your weight, your age, location, a lot of really creepy surveillance. >> will: to that point, tim, florida is currently working on digital ids, overseas working on qr code digital ids. more than passports. dr. makary i dont know what your agreements or disagr...

In its latest ambitious digital policy announcement, the European Union has proposed creating a framework for a "trusted and secure European e-ID" (aka digital identity) -- which it said today it wants to be available to all citizens, residents and businesses to make it easer to use a national digital identity to prove who they are in order to access public sector or commercial services regardless of where they are in the bloc. The EU does already have a regulation on electronic authe...