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Worldcoin’s commitment to Data Privacy, safety, security, economic development and collaboration in Kenya

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Worldcoin hereby responds to the concerns raised by the Ministry of Interior in Kenya regarding its operations in the country. We acknowledge the Ministry’s statement and

We wish to emphasize that security is our top priority, and we understand that the vast crowds over three days at KICC presented a significant issue.

The demand for Worldcoin’s proof of personhood verification services in Kenya has been overwhelming and inspiring, resulting in tens of thousands of individuals waiting in lines over three days to secure a World ID. Out of an abundance of caution and to mitigate crowd volume, verification services have been temporarily paused. During the pause, the team will develop an onboarding program encompassing more robust crowd control measures and work with local authorities to increase understanding of the privacy measures and commitments Worldcoin implements in Kenya and everywhere. Worldcoin remains committed to providing an inclusive, privacy-preserving, decentralized on-ramp to the global digital economy. It looks forward to resuming its services in Kenya while working closely with local regulators and other stakeholders.

Thousands stopped from Worldcoin registration over security concerns

The Worldcoin Foundation firmly believes in the power of decentralization to drive economic growth and financial inclusion. As part of our efforts to democratize access to cryptocurrencies, Kenyans can now reserve their Genesis tokens on the Worldcoin App to be claimed at a future point in time when verifications have resumed. This opportunity allows individuals to participate in the digital economy and be part of a global community of users who embrace the future of finance.

Security is the cornerstone of our operations at Worldcoin. Worldcoin employs

state-of-the-art technology and stringent security measures to safeguard users’ personal information. Additionally, the project is committed to adhering to all relevant regulations set forth by Kenyan authorities, ensuring a safe and compliant ecosystem. In line with

Kenyan laws and regulations, Worldcoin ensures full compliance and transparency in all its activities within the country. The project is committed to fostering a constructive dialogue with local stakeholders, including the government and relevant authorities, to ensure a smooth and mutually beneficial partnership.

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Worldcoin has a strong base in Kenya and has fostered excellent relationships with the regulatory bodies in Kenya, SafariDAO, the Blockchain Association of Kenya and

Nairobi City County. Worldcoin is committed to working with our partners worldwide to ensure that the Worldcoin project meets regulatory requirements and provides a safe, secure, and transparent service for verified humans. We aim to engage in an open and transparent dialogue to address any concerns and collectively ensure a thriving digital economy in Kenya.

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