The chief executive of digital identity giant Yoti has urged ministers to introduce minimum standards for age verification, ...

Yoti, the age verification software used by the likes of PlayStation, TikTok, and Meta, 'relies on sharing sensitive user information with several less user-visible fourth parties,' according to a new ...

Predicting how old someone is based only on how they look is incredibly hard to get right, especially in those awkward early teen years. And yet bouncers, liquor store owners, and other age-restricted ...

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Research suggests many under-16s are still active on social media platforms. BTN High explores why and tests the accuracy of popular technology used to estimate age.

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The primary focus of much of the digital identity sector has been on the design, adoption and use of large-scale digital identity systems and how users interact with them once they’ve been launched.

Yoti has been vindicated in rejecting as rubbish claims made in a recent academic paper that it shares user data with third ...

How do you buy a bottle of wine at the till? If you look under 25, it usually involves whipping out photo ID. This year, however, Yoti will launch in two of Britain’s biggest supermarkets - letting ...

Two UK supermarkets are apparently ready to try out facial recognition technology at the till, making it harder for anyone underage to buy alcohol and other restricted goods. According to The ...

At an office in Chelmsford, just northeast of London, 40 people work around the clock checking people are who they claim to be. "They can't take anything into that room," explains Robin Tombs, the ...

Yoti, a UK-based digital identity app, has announced its entry into the Indian market. Yoti would initially partner dating app Truly Madly, profiling its users to create a safer community of online ...