Worldcoin issued a statement responding to accusations that it violated privacy regulations, saying it did not profit from personal information

According to news on May 22, Worldcoin issued an article in response to "The Office of the Privacy Commissioner of Hong Kong ruled that Worldcoin violated the Privacy Ordinance." Worldcoin stated that it did not attempt to understand, share or profit from personal identity or personal information, but only to verify that they are human beings. and unique. This is the core premise behind World ID, a secure, private digital passport that allows individuals to prove they are human online.