Freedom Had One Win This Week!

[B. Kidd]

The IRS gave up on requiring face recognition, for now, in order for you to access your taxes on their website!!

 

[LA RAM FAN]

The IRS gave up on requiring face recognition, for now, in order for you to access your taxes on their website!!

you got a video or link by chance? things are slowly but steadily unraveling from the deep state.10 years ago the supreme court would have ruled in favor of bidens vaccines mandates.the corruption is slowly being cleabed up.

 

[JGalt]

The IRS gave up on requiring face recognition, for now, in order for you to access your taxes on their website!!

There's no way they could have taken on that venture. The IRS is so swamped right now, they're covered up. They tried to hire 5,000 more people for the tax season underway, but fewer than than 200 people applied.

 

[1srelluc]

There's no way they could have taken on that venture. The IRS is so swamped right now, they're covered up. They tried to hire 5,000 more people for the tax season underway, but fewer than than 200 people applied.

Probably fewer than that passed the drug/background check.

 

[Moonglow]

The IRS gave up on requiring face recognition, for now, in order for you to access your taxes on their website!!

IRS will no longer use controversial facial recognition software to verify online accounts. The IRS will no longer require taxpayers to use third-party facial recognition software to authenticate their online accounts, the agency announced Monday.

IRS will no longer use controversial facial recognition software to verify online accounts

The IRS was previously partnering with third-party software provider ID.me to verify online accounts. Amid alarm, the agency is no longer doing so.

www.cnbc.com

 

[B. Kidd]

There's no way they could have taken on that venture. The IRS is so swamped right now, they're covered up. They tried to hire 5,000 more people for the tax season underway, but fewer than than 200 people applied.

They had planned on using a private vendor to handle the selfies.

 

[22lcidw]

IRS will no longer use controversial facial recognition software to verify online accounts. The IRS will no longer require taxpayers to use third-party facial recognition software to authenticate their online accounts, the agency announced Monday.

IRS will no longer use controversial facial recognition software to verify online accounts

The IRS was previously partnering with third-party software provider ID.me to verify online accounts. Amid alarm, the agency is no longer doing so.

www.cnbc.com

All of this is coming.