World ID aspires to be personbound, meaning a World ID should only be used by the individual it was issued to. It should be very difficult to use by a fraudulent actor who stole or acquired World ID credentials. Further, it should always be possible for an individual to regain possession of a lost or stolen World ID.with active users in 120 countries. Verification through the orb is active in 34 countries, however, there have been rising concerns that it may be a data security risk.
Some of the countries with pop-up locations for registration include; Portugal, Spain, Singapore, Japan, and U.S.A., Kenya’s interior minister Kithure Kindiki announced in a statement that, “Relevant security, financial services and data protection agencies have commenced inquiries and investigations to establish the authenticity and legality of the aforesaid activities.”that the Cabinet Secretary for ICT and Digital Economy, Eliud Owlao said that Worldcoin, is operating legally in Kenya.
about the well fare of its citizens and the possibility of Kenyans being exploited. In an interview on am live NTV, Kenya’s Cabinet Secretary, Ministry of Information, Communication and the Digital Economy, Eliud O. Owalo stated; “It is a cause of concern for us and we are addressing it as a whole government approach.”on 2 August, raised a number of regulatory issues with Worldcoin, warning Kenyans over the activities of crypto platform.
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