IRS reverses course, won't require video selfies for taxpayer identification

AppleInsider
Feb 7, 2022, 3:33 pm409 pts
The Internal Revenue Service is pulling away from its plan to start identifying taxpayers using video selfies via ID.me, with the government agency working to come up with another method that avoids facial recognition. In January, the IRS revealed it was intending to use ID.me to verify new and existing users…

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