Is this thing as sketchy as it seems? The organization seems to be positioning itself as a way to verify you’re a real live human online, something about blockchain, doesn’t store your data, etc. Does anyone know more about it? I’m interested in how they make money and/or who is funding this project. They say the right things but seem to be hiding who is supporting them.
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Also, since he can’t launch it in most countries due to privacy regulations, this whole project is now nothing more than a few places in India where homeless people line up to get $5 for a scan of their eye.
I wouldn’t celebrate just yet, and do most countries have good privacy regulations that benefit their citizens? idk about that… In fact I doubt it… but I guess he can sell it to governments as an investment, something they can benefit from themselves… look Poland made the deal, and it wasn’t the first, it’s the 39th on the list