MUMBAI, Oct 7 (Reuters) - India will allow users to approve payments made through popular domestic payments network, the Unified Payments Interface, using facial recognition and fingerprints starting ...

MUMBAI :India will allow users to approve payments made through popular domestic payments network, the Unified Payments Interface, using facial recognition and fingerprints starting October 8, three ...

New digital Entry/Exit System (EES) kicks in from October 12 for 29 Schengen countries The digital Entry/Exit System (EES) applies to all non-EU nationals traveling to all Schengen countries for short ...

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The three women from Newfoundland who sailed aboard a freedom flotilla to Gaza are expected to arrive in St. John’s Tuesday afternoon. Kira Mees, Sadie Mees’ mother, arrived from Ontario to welcome ...

Get ready for a payment revolution! India's UPI is set to introduce facial recognition and fingerprint authentication for transactions starting October 8th. This move, leveraging Aadhaar data, marks a ...

Regardless of the negativity, Harris urged the crowd to pay attention to the lack of empathy being displayed by the government. On October 6, former Vice President Kamala Harris unleashed her ...

The San Francisco 49ers endured a huge loss a few weeks ago when it was announced that edge rusher Nick Bosa would miss the remainder of the season. The NFL trade deadline is also just under a month ...

The 49ers are 4-1, but they're still a pass rusher away from being serious Super Bowl contenders. That's because Nick Bosa tore his ACL in Week 3 and will miss the remainder of the season. Without ...

The won't have linebacker Fred Warner for a long time after he suffered a gruesome ankle injury during the Week 6 game against the . The injury occurred in the first half of the contest and Warner had ...

They say you're either getting better or you're getting worse. And for the past two years, Brock Purdy certainly has not improved. He went from being an MVP candidate with a league-best 113 ...