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Google Opposes Age Control in Online App Stores
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The US tech giant Google reiterated this Friday its rejection of the proposal promoted by its competitor Meta (owner of Facebook and Instagram), which seeks to implement an age verification system for users of app stores. As Google explained in his blog, applying this measure on platforms such as Google Play and Apple’s App Store would imply “sharing detailed data on age ranges with millions of developers who do not need them.” The company also …
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The U.S. technology giant Google reaffirmed yesterday's opposition to the proposal (which characterises the right to “instinctively”) promoted by his Meta (Facebook, Instagram) revolt to introduce...
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Paris, France US tech giant Google reaffirmed Friday its opposition to its rival Meta's (Facebook, Instagram) proposal to implement an online user age check at the app store level. Imposing this measure on Google Play or Apple's App Store "would require sharing detailed data on age ranges with millions of developers who don't need them," Google argues in a blog post. The multinational expresses its "concern about the risks this 'solution' would …
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