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The government has cancelled the licence issued to tools for humanity, the Germany-based global hardware and software company, the entity for whom, world coin, mined data from thousands of Kenyans. This as the probe by parliamentary ad hoc committee investigating activities of the tech company continued. The committee today grilled Worldcoin Chief Executive Officer Alex Blania who maintained that his firm is not in any way involved in mining data but authenticating that its users are humans.
Gov’t cancels licence for firm behind Worldcoin
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