How can the answer to protecting privacy be age verification?
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How can the answer to protecting privacy be age verification?
The ICO (UK) seems to think so. Their fine against Reddit for relying on self-declaration is met with a call for intrusive biometric scans or ID uploads.
All this when privacy dangers are emerging within the industry.
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Break privacy to make privacy? Age verification isn’t the answer
The Information Commissioner’s Office (ICO) recently published an open letter to online platforms providers, calling them “to strengthen age assurance measures to ensure young children are not accessing services that are not designed for them”.
Open Rights Group (www.openrightsgroup.org)
#ico #reddit #dataprotection #digitalid #ageverification #privacy #ukpolitics #ukpol
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How can the answer to protecting privacy be age verification?
The ICO (UK) seems to think so. Their fine against Reddit for relying on self-declaration is met with a call for intrusive biometric scans or ID uploads.
All this when privacy dangers are emerging within the industry.
Read our new blog
️
Break privacy to make privacy? Age verification isn’t the answer
The Information Commissioner’s Office (ICO) recently published an open letter to online platforms providers, calling them “to strengthen age assurance measures to ensure young children are not accessing services that are not designed for them”.
Open Rights Group (www.openrightsgroup.org)
#ico #reddit #dataprotection #digitalid #ageverification #privacy #ukpolitics #ukpol
Reddit will be the first test for UK wide technical measures against noncompliant sites.
The egos at the ICO won't allow a higher profile service get away with their rejection of ICO's perceived infallibility.
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How can the answer to protecting privacy be age verification?
The ICO (UK) seems to think so. Their fine against Reddit for relying on self-declaration is met with a call for intrusive biometric scans or ID uploads.
All this when privacy dangers are emerging within the industry.
Read our new blog
️
Break privacy to make privacy? Age verification isn’t the answer
The Information Commissioner’s Office (ICO) recently published an open letter to online platforms providers, calling them “to strengthen age assurance measures to ensure young children are not accessing services that are not designed for them”.
Open Rights Group (www.openrightsgroup.org)
#ico #reddit #dataprotection #digitalid #ageverification #privacy #ukpolitics #ukpol
@openrightsgroup It's double speak, no? War is peace? Identification is privacy?
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