The EU’s Localized Digital Identity Play
August 21, 2020
This is the third piece in a four-part series on nationalism and its threat to digital identity. If you missed it, read parts one and
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China’s Digital Identity Schema Propels Nationalist Tech Ambitions
August 14, 2020
In the second part of our series on nationalism and its threat to digital identity, we analyze China, the chief proponent of cyber sovereignty. We
Apple’s Passport to the Private Sector
July 10, 2020
Earlier this month, Apple registered several patent claims regarding “verified claims of identity.” The patents detailed multiple methods of recording, transmitting, and verifying identity through numerous different instances of devices, including the iPhone.
Section 230: Publisher or Distributor?
July 7, 2020
Ahead of our KNOW Identity Summer Government Digital Forum, the OWI team focused in on Section 230, a recent hot-button government topic. Section 230 isn’t
China’s Data Privacy Balancing Act
June 26, 2020
The New York Times announced last week that China is implementing a mass DNA collection project in order to create a large-scale database that genetically
The Fight for Fair Facial Recognition
June 19, 2020
Just a few weeks ago, the murder of George Floyd sparked worldwide protests by and in alliance with the black community. Especially here in the
Move Fast and Break…Privacy Promises?
June 8, 2020
“I accept the terms and conditions.” We’re all too familiar with this little checkbox, to which most of us pay little mind. As consumers and
That Human Touch: Diversity in Biometrics
April 22, 2020
In a special edition episode of the ID Talk Podcast, we join our industry partner FindBiometrics to present: That Human Touch: Diversity in Biometrics. In
Updates from the KNOW Identity Team
March 12, 2020
First, we want to thank you for all your encouragement and patience during these uncertain times. With that, we have some good news to share!
Webinar: Lost in Translation, Hosted by GDC
March 5, 2020
Transacting across borders is never simple. For multinational organizations, traversing languages, alphabets, and cultures are ongoing challenges. This is especially true when it comes to