Switzerland is also divided over digital ID, with 50.4 percent approving a government plan in a national referendum. The narrow margin laid bare a lack of trust that the government will have to address as it rolls out the optional digital ID and Swiyu digital wallet. The result does represent 14 percent more support than the Swiss national digital ID had in 2021, though, providing some hope for its proponents. Learn more at https://provadivita.com/biometrics-enrollment-and-big-brother-fears-loom-is-the-post-office-the-answer/
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The role of the post office in an era of digital government may be delivering trust, in the form of biometric binding for digital credentials. Governments and online platforms around the world are running up huge trust deficits, but perhaps one of the more reliable public institutions, possibly rebranded as the “trust office,” can provide some of the basic assurances necessary. Learn more at https://provadivita.com/biometrics-enrollment-and-big-brother-fears-loom-is-the-post-office-the-answer/
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Editing to add the link. Oops.

When you push people out, and down, the last thing they have that they can sell is their biometric data.

I bet they don’t know their voiceprint will be irrevocably sold to every defense and law enforcement contractor. And they will be almost instantly identified nearly anywhere in the world by only speaking a few words. For the rest of their life.

https://techcrunch.com/2025/09/24/neon-the-no-2-social-app-on-the-apple-app-store-pays-users-to-record-their-phone-calls-and-sells-data-to-ai-firms/

#AIshit #AIslop #biometricidentification #biometrics

Neon, the No. 2 social app on the Apple App Store, pays users to record their phone calls and sells data to AI firms | TechCrunch

A new call recording app is gaining traction for offering to pay users for voice data from calls, which is sold to AI companies.

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The deployment of biometric technologies—particularly facial recognition—has accelerated across public and private sectors worldwide. Learn more at https://provadivita.com/italian-data-protection-authority-gpdp-suspends-faceboarding-facial-recognition/
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Facial recognition at the border may begin with non-citizens, but the data systems built to support it do not recognize the same limitations. The architecture being deployed – powered by Palantir algorithms and Anduril hardware, underwritten by federal dollars – presents a profound civil liberties challenge for everyone within U.S. jurisdiction. Learn more at https://provadivita.com/cbps-biometric-border-dragnet-and-the-corporate-state-behind-it/ #biometricauthentication #Biometrics #biometricidentification #digitalidentity #biometricsecurity
The New Orleans Police Department (NOPD) is pressing the City Council to roll back restrictions on facial recognition technology in the name of public safety, igniting a fierce battle over privacy, civil liberties, and police transparency. Learn more at https://provadivita.com/new-orleans-police-seek-expanded-facial-recognition-powers-amid-privacy-backlash/ #digitalidentity #Biometrics #biometricidentification #biometricsecurity
Facial authentication provider Oloid has announced a strategic go-to-market partnership with biometric access control and identity management company Armatura. It has also confirmed the certification of its FaceVault v2.0 facial authentication platform by the U.S. Drug Enforcement Administration (DEA) for use in Electronic Prescriptions for Controlled Substances (EPCS). Learn more at https://provadivita.com/oloid-expands-market-reach-with-armatura-partnership-gets-dea-certification/ #biometricsecurity #Biometrics #digitalidentity #biometricidentification
As technology continues to advance, the synergy between AI and biometric identification will undoubtedly become an even more powerful force in safeguarding the integrity of the global financial system. #biometricauthentication #biometricidentification #frauddetection #biometrics
Dutch data protection watchdog hits Clearview AI with €30.5 million fine for misusing facial recognition data

The Dutch Data Protection Authority (DPA) fined Clearview AI €30.5 million on Tuesday (3 September), for ill

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