id.me blog post: https://insights.id.me/featured-viewpoint/stopping-massive-fraud-and-identity-theft-with-equitable-facial-recognition/ https://insights.id.me/f

id.me blog post: https://insights.id.me/featured-viewpoint/stopping-massive-fraud-and-identity-theft-with-equitable-facial-recognition/ https://insights.id.me/featured-viewpoint/stopping-massive-f... One interesting quote is: > Does ID.me maintain a database of faces that map back to original photos and who has access to the database? > ID.me retains the selfie that was used during the identity verification process. ID.me is the only entity with access to this database. The only time biometric information is shared with a government agency is when there is apparent fraud and identity theft tied to the account associated with the agency. I wonder if id.me keeps a copy of the photo of the government ID.