America.gov launches with privacy pledge as Login.gov code raises tracking questions | Biometric Update
- The Trump administration has launched America.gov as a single AI-powered gateway to federal information and services with an unusually explicit privacy promise.
- But the authentication system the new portal is ordered to use already contains recently added Login.gov code supporting a National Design Studio experiment (NDS) that creates a long-lived browser identifier and incorporates it into Login.gov analytics.
- Architecturally, America.gov is becoming the presentation and service-access layer for federal government services, while Login.gov is being positioned as the reusable identity and auth
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- The Trump administration has launched America.gov as a single AI-powered gateway to federal information and services with an unusually explicit privacy promise.
- But the authentication system the new portal is ordered to use already contains recently added Login.gov code supporting a National Design Studio experiment (NDS) that creates a long-lived browser identifier and incorporates it into Login.gov analytics.
- Architecturally, America.gov is becoming the presentation and service-access layer for federal government services, while Login.gov is being positioned as the reusable identity and auth
Sources: Biometricupdate