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From my naive perspectice it seems that you can apply different age-verification techniques if your target audience is older. From the article: > Kremen believ
by thesteamboat 14y ago
From my naive perspectice it seems that you can apply different age-verification techniques if your target audience is older.
From the article:
> Kremen believes credit cards might be a potential avenue to online identity verification. But Wiklund says, “Teens don’t generally have credit cards.”
If you are targeting an older audience, maybe age verification through Credit cards is a viable tactic?
- mistercow 14y agoI had a credit card when I was a teenager. A check card, actually, but I don't think any website would have known the difference.
- thesteamboat 14y agoBut the bank presumably knew your real age, address, and personal details? I was interpreting the bank to act as an age-verifier in some way rather than the mere possession of a card. Upon reflection there are privacy concerns that would make me leery of seeing this implemented in practice, but that has rarely stopped people before.