Responding to legal pushback since it launched in Chile a year ago, Worldcoin will now bar children and adolescents from using biometric iris-scans in exchange for WLD tokens. The practice, which did not include requiring age-verification, prompted controversy and legal challenges. It has, unfortunately, so far resulted in the firm collecting scans on a whopping 1% of the Chilean population.

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