#Digital Identity

The UK government shifts its 2029 digital ID scheme from mandatory to optional. Explore the reasons behind PM Keir Starmer's policy backtrack and what it means for privacy.

Nandan Nilekani, architect of India's Aadhaar, launches the Finternet and Energy Stack to globalize Digital Public Infrastructure (DPI) by 2026.

Google is reportedly testing a feature that allows Gmail users to change their email addresses while keeping their old ones as aliases.

South Korea has begun a trial for mandatory facial recognition when registering new mobile numbers to fight financial scams, raising questions about biometric data privacy and government surveillance.

Explore why personal secrets aren't just private matters but powerful forces reshaping our digital future, impacting trust, mental health, and tech innovation.

North West's Instagram debut signals a new era for Gen Alpha's digital identity, personal branding, and the kidfluencer economy. Explore the implications for tech, marketing, and future investments.

A viral trend of sharing awkward 'blunder years' photos signals a major shift in digital identity, privacy, and the future of AI-driven reputation management.

Netflix's acquisition of Ready Player Me isn't just about gaming. It's a strategic play to build a metaverse-style platform and lock users into its ecosystem.

Netflix acquires Ready Player Me, signaling a strategic shift from passive streaming to building an interactive gaming ecosystem with persistent digital identity.

Denmark's proposed law gives citizens ownership of their digital likeness. PRISM analyzes why this is a global warning for the AI industry and a new era for data rights.

A new documentary deepfakes Sam Altman, revealing critical insights into digital identity, AI's power struggles, and the future of reputational risk.