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News/Compliance & Enforcement/IRS Facial Recognition Contractor Accused of Overstating Need, Quality of Services
News·Compliance & Enforcement Brief

IRS Facial Recognition Contractor Accused of Overstating Need, Quality of Services

A report to Congress indicates that ID.me—a contractor providing identity verification services for the IRS, using facial recognition—exaggerated both the need for its services and its ability to provide them.

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