Some airports in China already employ facial recognition in security checks, and hotels are doing the same at check-in; a Chinese version of Airbnb promises to use it to verify guests' identities, while China's version of Uber, Didi Chuxing, is using it to verify those of its drivers.
Facebook has a new section in its help center that describes what a verified profile or page actually is, but it doesn't say how Facebook goes about verifying any of its users.
Second, with regard to methodology, Breaking the Silence verifies all of its information by cross-referencing the testimonies it collects.
Citigroup can help verify 800,000 of its credit card customers by their voices.
From Lacey, Wash.: You said recently that the Patriot Act "merely requires banks to have a credible program for verifying identities of its new customers".
Among the other (little, inconsequential) things the Seton Hall reports have pointed out is that the Pentagon, in all the times it has leaked on the topic, has nevertheless consistently refused to provide names that would allow anyone to actually verify most of its claims.
While the document could not be independently verified, parts of it – particularly its focus on influential users – chime with what is already known about controls.
George Gershwin owned several pianos, and the age of the Steinway, verified by its serial number, means that it could not have been used for the composition of "Rhapsody in Blue," which was written in 1924, White said.
Biological activity of Fst288 was verified by its ability to neutralize the growth inhibitory effect of activin on mouse MPC11 cells (Phillips et al., 1999).
The system is verified in its first year of operation by independent auditors.
