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While I don't discount the possibility of a service screwing this up (I've been in the industry long enough to know that they will), the bill at least tries to
by lolinder 3y ago
While I don't discount the possibility of a service screwing this up (I've been in the industry long enough to know that they will), the bill at least tries to address this by requiring that there be zero retention of age-identifying PII once the age has been verified.
- guiambros 3y agoThat's the problem with age verification. As it stands, someone, somewhere, will certainly retain the information. Either because they want to intentionally track users (irrespective of the law saying otherwise), or unintentionally ("Oops, I thought this S3 bucket would be deleted automatically"). And, as always, the law will skew towards appearance of compliance rather than enforcement (GDPR-style), so if this goes through, you'll soon be asked to upload your driver's license to any random website.
- mmanfrin 3y agoIs not the identification that someone is of age potentially defined by this?