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EU Identifies Compliance Gaps in Age Verification for Adult Content
The European Commission has flagged Snapchat and four adult websites for inadequate age verification measures, raising concerns about children's online safety. A new age-verification app is planned for 2027.
Editorial Staff
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The European Commission has reported that Snapchat and four adult websites are not effectively enforcing age limits for access to adult content, posing risks to children.
This non-compliance highlights significant gaps in current online safety measures, particularly regarding the protection of minors from inappropriate material.
In response, the EU plans to implement a new age-verification application, set to launch in 2027, aimed at enhancing compliance and safeguarding children's online experiences.