
KEY POINTS
- Portugal is especially concerned about Worldcoin's iris-scanning on minors
- The CNPD said there were already over 300,000 Portugal residents who provided their data
- Spain ordered Worldcoin to halt its data processing on the Spanish public earlier this month
Portugal's data regulator Comissão Nacional de Proteção de Dados (CNPD) has ordered iris-scanning for cryptocurrency project Worldcoin to halt its biometric data collection activities for 90 days, citing privacy concerns, "especially for minors."