The government of the Philippines plans to debut its national identity system in 2018, eventually serving some 105 million citizens within its first two years of availability. The Republic of the Philippines will spend some 2 billion Philippine pesos for the program’s roll-out next year, pending approval from congress.......
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AARP joins with ID.me to help seniors with online banking, government, retail services
Senior advocacy organization AARP has partnered with OWI Trailblazer award recipient ID.me to create single sign-on capabilities for government, banking and retail, making it...
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Judge rules NYC can destroy records to protect undocumented immigrants in ID program
New York City’s IDNYC program has netted a key victory for privacy, after a judge in Staten Island ruled that the city can destroy...
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Under Trump, US DOJ backs off opposition to controversial Texas voter ID law
The U.S. Department of Justice this week changed course under the new Trump administration, backing away from its opposition to a law in Texas...
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Social media may be key to financial services for both millennials and developing countries
Millennials in developed nations and citizens of third-world countries may be worlds apart, both literally and figuratively, but both underbanked groups could share a...
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