Last month, the City of San Francisco banned law enforcement agencies from using facial recognition software in cameras, and now the issue has been escalated to the State Senate.
The idea of biometric identification is not new, though to realise the full benefits of the digital economy, adoption needs to increase and move away from hardware.
Deutsche Telekom has selected Nuance’s biometric technology to help the team offer customers simplified authentication processes when calling the customer service hotline.
Our lives are dominated by a tiny digital interface, but biometrics could offer future generations a more natural way to interact with the digital world.
British bank TSB has made a bold step forward by introducing iris recognition to its mobile banking app as an authentication feature.
Fingerprint scanning and authentication technology seems set to take the next step with Qualcomm’s cleverly named Fingerprint Sensors.
New findings from Juniper Research claims the number of mobile payments authenticated by biometrics will rise to nearly 2 billion this year, but questions whether the convenience is a safe bet.
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