Online adult content sites are increasingly required to verify visitors' age, with several U.S. states and EU nations implementing regulations to protect minors from explicit material.
Critics of age-verification laws emphasize the risks to adults' data privacy when sharing sensitive information online, highlighting concerns about potential hacking and exploitation.
Current age-verification methods involve sharing personal data that can be linked to individuals' pornography consumption, raising alarm among digital rights advocacy groups like the Electronic Frontier Foundation.
Olivier Blazy, a computer scientist, collaborated with the CNIL in France to develop a more private online age verification system as an alternative to existing, more invasive practices.
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