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Maybe Google thinks that "age assurance" is a product they can sell? If it's required by state or federal law, other companies will have to pay for the service.
by cmiles74 3y ago
Maybe Google thinks that "age assurance" is a product they can sell? If it's required by state or federal law, other companies will have to pay for the service.
- 23B1 3y agoNaturally yes. Glue this to WEI and you have a perfect funnel into the forthcoming verification wars.
- sva_ 3y agoIt seems like a bridge towards being able to pitch their Web Environment Integrity so that they can ensure the verification is not being tampered with. Coincidentally, that will also prove beneficial to their advertising business. Or maybe I'm overly cynical?
- extraduder_ire 3y agoThey already have to do it for age-gating youtube videos in some regions, like the EU. AFAIK, they want a CC number or phone number, neither of which really confirms your age.