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

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The Internal Revenue Service will continue using controversial facial recognition software for the rest of the current tax-filing season to verify taxpayers' identities before they can log on to its ...

The Internal Revenue Service is halting a plan that would have required taxpayers to verify their identities with facial recognition software before signing on to its website following backlash from ...

The Internal Revenue Service says it's giving taxpayers with individual accounts a new option to verify their identity: a live virtual interview with tax agents. This comes after the IRS backed away ...

Why does facial recognition lack public trust? Weak surveillance security and new privacy-first authentication models tell ...