ID.me says it uses more powerful facial recognition than previously claimed

The CEO of ID.me, a service used by dozens of states to verify unemployment benefits claimants as well as several federal agencies, has walked back previous claims that the company does not use a more powerful method of facial recognition. Founder and CEO @Blake_Hall issues an important statement around "1 to Many" check on selfies to combat identity theft. To learn more about the example of Eric Jaklitsch of New Jersey referenced in the statement below, visit: -- ID.me (@IDme) January 26, 202...