MyFaceGuard partners with eID Easy to strengthen photo consent management
MyFaceGuard has partnered with eID Easy to make photo consent management more secure, transparent and easier to audit.
As part of the partnership, MyFaceGuard will integrate eID, BankID and mobile identity verification methods into its platform, allowing organizations to verify a person's identity as part of the photo consent process.
Trusted identity verification for photo consent
The MyFaceGuard platform gives marketing, communications, HR and data protection teams a central place to collect and manage photo consents, track their status and history, and see at any time which photos have received approval from the people pictured.
The solution is designed for organizations that regularly publish photos of identifiable individuals and need a transparent approach to photo consent management, protection of employer reputation and compliance with strict requirements, including ISO standards.
Initial eID and BankID methods
The initial integration supports eParaksts Mobile, Mobile-ID, Smart-ID, Austrian ID, itsme®, Freja eID, Norwegian BankID, Swedish BankID, Danish MitID, Finnish Trust Network, iDIN, MojeID, eDO, L'Identité Numérique, as well as national electronic identity cards from Latvia, Estonia, Lithuania, Portugal and Serbia.
These identity verification methods are widely used for government services, online banking, electronic signatures and other trusted digital identity processes.
eID Easy is ISO 27001 certified and works with eIDAS-compliant qualified trust service providers, ensuring secure digital identity verification.
Our goal is to make photo consent management transparent and verifiable. Organizations need to be able to prove not only that consent was obtained, but also that it was given by the actual individual in the photo. Our partnership with eID Easy is a meaningful step forward in reaching that goal.
— Eva Luksa, Founder of MyFaceGuard
About MyFaceGuard
MyFaceGuard is building GDPR-compliant photo consent management infrastructure that helps organizations document, manage and audit consent for the use of photographs containing identifiable individuals. The platform provides consent history, audit trails and a way for people to manage, update or withdraw their consent in one place.