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The Future of Age Verification Shifts to On-Device Privacy
It has become increasingly common for governments around the world to tighten online age verification requirements, as well as to incorporate a new approach to digital identity verification, which keeps facial data on the user's device rather than sending it to an external server. In addition to the United Kingdom, Australia, Brazil, and several US states introducing stricter rules to protect minors online, more than 30 age assurance laws are no…
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Data protection advocates see Austria facing a difficult task regarding the social media ban for children.
The Future of Age Verification Shifts to On-Device Privacy
It has become increasingly common for governments around the world to tighten online age verification requirements, as well as to incorporate a new approach to digital identity verification, which keeps facial data on the user's device rather than sending it to an external server. In addition to the United Kingdom, Australia, Brazil, and several US states introducing stricter rules to protect minors online, more than 30 age assurance laws are no…
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