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> privacy-safe age verification is rolling out across the EU in the coming years Privacy-safe requiring a Google account and a phone logged into it...
by g-b-r 11mo ago
> privacy-safe age verification is rolling out across the EU in the coming years
Privacy-safe requiring a Google account and a phone logged into it...
- jeroenhd 11mo agoFor the reference implementation that will not actually be deployed as an official solution so far, yes. Although you could also go with an Apple account. In fact, I don't think you technically need to be signed into a Google account for Play Verification to pass, though many phones do make completing the Google sign-in a requirement.
- g-b-r 11mo ago> For the reference implementation that will not actually be deployed as an official solution so far, yes ...or the IT-Wallet which is currently deployed, and who's developers stubbornly refuse to remove the requirement. > In fact, I don't think you technically need to be signed into a Google account for Play Verification to pass And you're wrong, Play Integrity checks that your phone's account really downloaded the app from the Play Store, and so requires a (signed-in) account. > many phones do make completing the Google sign-in a requirement I'm not aware of any such phone, although they sure make it seem like it's a requirement > Although you could also go with an Apple account With a cheap, and very open and privacy-respecting, iPhone