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IRS now lets taxpayers opt out of facial recognition after backlash

The IRS announced that people who want to avoid turning over their biometric data as part of the login process can now talk to a human via video chat instead to prove they are who they say they are.

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IRS Will No Longer Use Controversial Facial Recognition Software to Verify Online Accounts

The IRS was previously partnering with third-party software provider ID.me to verify online accounts. Amid alarm, the agency is no longer doing so.

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IRS Exploring Alternatives To Selfie Verification With ID me

IRS Exploring Alternatives To Selfie Verification With ID me
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IRS Exploring Alternatives To Selfie Verification With ID me

IRS Exploring Alternatives To Selfie Verification With ID me
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IRS plan to scan your face prompts anger in Congress, confusion among taxpayers

Millions of Americans could soon have to scan their faces to access their Internal.

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