WORLDCOIN's main supporters, Sam Altman and Alex Blania, recently held talks with Malaysian leaders in an effort to improve relations with the government and demonstrate their commitment to user data and privacy. WORLDCOIN is an iris scanning project developed by Tools of Humanity, which has faced temporary bans in Spain and Portugal due to privacy concerns surrounding the creation of individual World IDs through eye scanning. The project has implemented measures to address these concerns, including allowing users to permanently delete iris data, and has appointed former US Ambassador to Austria, Trevor Traina, as the Head of Global Affairs to strengthen relations with governments. Currently, over 5 million World IDs have been allocated.

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<p>News from TechFlow, the main supporters of the iris scanning project Worldcoin, Sam Altman and Alex Blania, recently held talks with Malaysian leaders in an attempt to improve relations with the government and demonstrate their commitment to user data and privacy.</p>
<p>Blania, the CEO of Tools of Humanity and the main developer of the Worldcoin project, along with Altman, the co-founder of Tools for Humanity, held a video conference with Malaysian Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim last Friday.</p>
<p>The project has faced temporary bans in Spain and Portugal due to concerns from privacy advocates over the creation of personal World IDs through iris scanning. Regulatory agencies in other countries have also launched reviews, but the project has implemented a series of measures, including allowing users to permanently delete iris data.</p>
<p>Tools for Humanity has also appointed former US Ambassador to Austria, Trevor Traina, as the Head of Global Affairs to strengthen relations with governments. Currently, over 5 million World IDs have been allocated by Worldcoin.</p>
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WORLDCOIN has a meeting with Malaysian leaders, aiming to improve government relations.