世界因智利不利的法律判決而受到打擊：涉及青少年生物識別數據

生物辨識 ID 和加密貨幣錢包計畫 World 在智利遭到負面法律裁決。

A Chilean court has ordered World to delete the biometric data of a 17-year-old girl after finding that the company violated several constitutional rights by scanning her iris without permission.

智利一家法院發現 World 公司未經許可掃描一名 17 歲女孩的虹膜，侵犯了她的多項憲法權利，因此下令刪除女孩的生物辨識資料。

The Supreme Court gave World 30 days to delete the data from its databases, according to a Feb. 23 report from local news outlet Emol.

根據當地新聞媒體 Emol 2 月 23 日報道，最高法院給 World 30 天的時間從其資料庫中刪除這些資料。

The legal action was taken by Rodrigo Lagos, an attorney whose daughter had her iris scanned and received cryptocurrency for her participation, along with access to the World ID app.

採取法律行動的是律師羅德里戈·拉各斯 (Rodrigo Lagos)，他的女兒接受了虹膜掃描，並因她的參與而獲得了加密貨幣，以及訪問 World ID 應用程式的權限。

Lagos told local media that minors cannot legally consent to such data collection procedures without their parents’ knowledge.

拉各斯告訴當地媒體，未成年人在父母不知情的情況下不能合法地同意此類資料收集程序。

“A minor cannot give her consent to have her iris scanned, or anything else, not even a fingerprint could be taken, without her parents knowing,” Lagos said. “The company was precisely violating international regulations, not even Chilean regulations.”

拉戈斯說：“未成年人不能在父母不知情的情況下同意接受虹膜掃描或其他任何檢查，甚至不能採集指紋。” “該公司恰恰違反了國際法規，甚至沒有違反智利法規。”

The case was initially dismissed by a lower court, which nevertheless deemed the unauthorized collection of biometric data from minors to be illegal and arbitrary.

該案最初被下級法院駁回，但仍認為未經授權收集未成年人生物辨識資料是非法和任意的。

However, the Supreme Court accepted the case and ordered World to “delete the minor’s World ID, eliminating all records, storage, and processing in the Worldcoin and World App databases.”

然而，最高法院接受了該案件，並命令 World“刪除未成年人的 World ID，消除 Worldcoin 和 World App 資料庫中的所有記錄、存儲和處理。”

The order also mandates that World report the deletion to a lower court within 30 days.

該命令還要求 World 在 30 天內向下級法院報告刪除情況。

Chile has been one of the countries where World, formerly known as Worldcoin, has faced increasing government scrutiny over its activities.

智利是 World（以前稱為 Worldcoin）的活動面臨政府越來越嚴格審查的國家之一。

In November, consumer protection watchdog SERNAC launched an investigation into a possible expansion of World activities to include domiciliary scanning operations, carried out in partnership with Rappi, a delivery platform with over 300,000 registered drivers in Latin America.

11 月，消費者保護監管機構SERNAC 啟動了一項調查，調查World 活動可能擴大到包括住所掃描操作的情況，該調查與Rappi 合作進行。 。

Despite the legal challenges, the project appears to have gained some traction in Chile, with reports indicating that sign-ups blew up in 2023, reaching over 1% of the country's population.

儘管面臨法律挑戰，該計畫似乎在智利獲得了一些關注，有報告顯示，2023 年註冊人數激增，覆蓋該國人口的 1% 以上。