Enhancing Online Verification while Protecting User Privacy
Worldcoin stated that the latest update aims to facilitate the distinction between bots and verified humans when interacting online. Simultaneously, the protocol update ensures user privacy through pre-built integrations with popular apps and services.
According to Worldcoin’s press release, the update introduces a “humanness digital passport” that allows individuals to verify their human identity without divulging personal information. Additionally, this system empowers brands to ensure that their offerings and services are utilized as intended.
Worldcoin’s Identity-Focused Crypto Project
Worldcoin focuses on digital identity and employs cutting-edge orb devices capable of scanning people’s irises. This technology assists individuals in establishing their authenticity in online interactions. Participants who sign up for the Worldcoin project receive the WLD token, with nearly five million individuals having acquired a World ID. Impressively, over 2.5 million individuals have successfully completed the process of verifying their humanness using the orb device.
The Worldcoin website states that these devices are currently accessible in twelve countries, including the United States, Germany, Spain, and South Korea.
Maintaining Compliance and Public Safety
It is worth noting that Worldcoin faced a temporary suspension earlier this year in Kenya, one of its initial target markets. This pause stemmed from the company’s commitment to abide by relevant regulations and ensure the absence of risks to the general public. Worldcoin decided to resume operations once proper certification was obtained from relevant public agencies.
By incorporating new app integrations and introducing privacy-focused enhancements, Worldcoin aims to further differentiate between bots and real people online, providing a more secure and reliable digital experience for users.