WSJ: TFH Partners with Gap, Visa, and Tinder to Promote Its World ID Human Verification Product
Svmuu News: Tools for Humanity (TFH), the development team behind Worldcoin, is partnering with Gap, Visa, and Tinder to drive the adoption of its "World ID" human identity verification product. According to reports, some Gap stores in San Francisco have already deployed “Orb” devices to collect users’ facial and iris data to generate World IDs. Meanwhile, TFH plans to launch Visa-linked payment cards, enabling users with World ID to make purchases using digital assets. The dating app Tinder is also testing this identity system in Japan to verify that users are real individuals and that their age information is accurate. TFH stated that the Orb devices convert facial and iris images into anonymous digital identifiers and store them on users’ devices; the company itself does not retain the original biometric data. Its business model aims to generate revenue by charging apps for verification services. (The Wall Street Journal)
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