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World Network, formerly known as Worldcoin, has officially landed in the Philippines, aiming to curb scams in the nation.

World Network has launched its World ID service in the Philippines, aiming to enhance digital verification and combat online fraud amid ongoing debates over privacy and biometric data collection. The post Worldcoin Launches in the Philippines with World ID Amid Privacy Debate appeared first on Cryptonews.

World introduced a global network in the Philippines, focusing on secure identity verification and addressing digital privacy and fraud issues.

World Network has made its formal debut in the Philippines, a nation well-known for its extensive use of social media and AI adoption. In a Feb.

Worldcoin (WLD) is showing promising signs of a potential rebound after experiencing a period of losses. Recently, technical indicators on its price charts have captured the attention of traders and analysts, with several bullish signals pointing towards a possible price surge.

Worldcoin (WLD) is showing signs of a potential rebound, with bullish indicators including a rounded bottom pattern.

Worldcoin (WLD) price experienced a 5% price increase, reaching $1.30 following Sam Altman's announcement of new GPT models, GPT-4.5 and GPT-5

OpenAI CEO Sam Altman has unveiled the company's roadmap for its upcoming AI models, GPT-4.5 and GPT-5.

Brazil's National Data Protection Authority (ANPD) had ordered a clampdown—fearing payouts from Worldcoin may influence consumer behavior.

Brazil's National Data Protection Authority (ANPD) had ordered a clampdown—fearing payouts from Worldcoin may influence consumer behavior.

Worldcoin (WLD) has found itself in a tight consolidation phase around the $1.32 mark, leaving traders uncertain about its next move. With key levels being tested and technical indicators showing mixed signals, the question remains: will WLD break through the $1.84 resistance or fall toward the $0.90 support?

WLD is stuck at $1.32—will bulls push it to $1.84, or will bears drag it down to $0.90?

The tokenization of cryptocurrencies using Artificial Intelligence is on the rise as blockchain technology advances in the market.

After a recent market crash triggered by the Chinese AI model Deepseek, the crypto market is slowly recovering as Bitcoin price is back to $105K with the overall crypto market seeing a rise of 2%.

Worldcoin (WLD) and its operator Tools for Humanity are reportedly continuing to operate in Brazil's São Paulo despite a ban on giving citizens crypto in exchange for their biometric data. The post Worldcoin Reportedly ‘Flouting Brazil Ban,' But Escapes Habeas Corpus Trouble appeared first on Cryptonews.

The defense of $1.6 and a reversal in the selling trend on the OBV would be early signals of bullishness, but not this time.

Worldcoin, the controversial cryptocurrency and identity platform, is facing significant legal challenges in Brazil after the country's data protection authority, the ANPD, banned the project from paying citizens in cryptocurrency for biometric data. The company, which has been using iris scans to create a global identity system, is now under scrutiny for its data-collection practices, which have drawn concerns over privacy rights and data exploitation.

The country's data protection watchdog, the National Data Protection Authority (ANPD), issued an order. The company must stop offering crypto rewards to Brazilians.

The protocol aims to rival OpenAI founder Sam Altman's Worldcoin project, which is built around scanning users' irises.

Brazil's ANPD bans Worldcoin (WLD) crypto incentives for biometric data collection. Worldcoin's native token, WLD, drops 11.30%, losing over 83% since March 2024.

Authorities claim incentivising users with WLD tokens may have influenced their ability to provide free and informed consent.

Worldcoin's linear token unlock is set to test market resilience. Will WLD's ecosystem drive recovery?

Regulatory scrutiny is mounting against the World ID project and its biometric data collection practices.

Brazilian regulators have found that World Network, formerly Worldcoin, may have influenced user consent by offering financial incentives for collecting biometric data.