- The number of people signing up for Worldcoin’s World ID project has grown quickly around the world.
- Even though the project has been criticized, it has done better than expected since it began on July 25.
- In August, a high number of 9,500 people in Argentina signed up for Worldcoin in a single day.
- On that record day, people signed up for the project on average every nine seconds.
- There are operators in 38 places in Argentina who help make Worldcoin a success.
- Concerns have been made about how centralized the project is and how user biometric data could get out.
- Even though the project has been criticized, there is a lot of desire for World ID verifications around the world.
- Argentina has shown a lot of interest, and the game has made it to the top of the game Store charts.
- In answer to complaints, the Argentine government is looking into how Worldcoin handles its users’ privacy.
- Worldcoin has been shut down in Kenya, but the team says they are following all laws and rules about collecting and sending personal data.
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