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Worldcoin, a cryptocurrency initiative known for its iris-scanning feature, introduced a new option allowing unverified users to reserve their Worldcoin (CRYPTO: WLD) tokens.

A company with links to the AI boom is harvesting biometric data and providing "proof of personhood" to distinguish users from online bots. Katharine Kemp examines an issue which has critics and governments worried.

Worldcoin wants to provide ‘proof of personhood’ in an AI-filled future, but critics and governments are unimpressed

Worldcoin’s users are unable to access their tokens on the World App wallet after the mobile application stopped working on Monday.

Worldcoin's World App has come under a lot of strain today as millions of global users scramble to receive a Worldcoin Grant currently worth around $20. It's the first Grant after the Genesis Grant.

"Last weeks 2X growth in weekly World ID sign-ups demonstrates a sustained increase in global demand for World ID as a standalone product," Worldcoin said.

The blockchain security platform CertiK has said it found a security vulnerability in the selection process for operators of the Worldcoin eye-scanning orb.

Company’s offer of $60 along with proof you aren’t a robot has hidden risks. Why trust a private enterprise with your biometric data?

Over two million people around the world have signed up to the biometric cryptocurrency project developed by Tools for Humanity and co-founded by Sam Altman.

The Interior ministry has not given a reason for the suspension even though WorldCoin has been properly registered in Kenya and per the law.