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A new proposal in Argentina wants online gambling apps to scan your face not just when you sign up, but every time you play. This is what that shift looks like
The next big security feature on your phone will be invisible, and most people will never think twice about trusting it. Here's why they should.
The next time you walk into a concert or a game, the ticket scanner might be looking at your face. Here's what's really happening, and why the real question isn
A message says your bank account closes in 2 hours. Your heart jumps. That's exactly what the scammer designed. Here's how this works, and how to stop yourself
Governments are quietly ending manual fingerprint collection and replacing it with automated biometric systems. Your body is becoming your ID, and most people h
TikTok Shop has started selling alcohol in the UK, with three age checks between your kid and a bottle. The regulator investigating it isn't convinced any of th
Meta just added free identity verification to Facebook Marketplace, and it changes what "buying from a stranger online" actually means. Here's what you need to
Identity checks are entering the hiring process, and that creates a new problem for job seekers: scammers now have a perfect cover story to steal your personal
Your employer might already be scanning your face, tracking your keystrokes, or reading your mood with AI. Victoria just decided that needs rules. Here's why ev
Google just made your face the backup key to your account. That's actually good news, but only if you know what a fake version of that same process looks like.
Forty million people just put their national ID on their phone. Here's why that's the signal that mobile identity is no longer optional future tech, and what it
Your password isn't always the weak link. Sometimes it's the moment a phone company decides "yep, that's you", and gets it completely wrong. Here's what a real
