"Apple now requires users in the UK to verify their ages before accessing certain services or features. Users can do this by linking a credit card or scanning an ID."
"For users under 18 or those who haven't verified their ages, Apple will automatically enable Web Content Filter and Communication Safety features, restricting access to specific websites."
"Ofcom praised Apple's decision, stating that the UK will be one of the first countries to receive new child safety protections on devices, marking a significant win for children and families."
Apple has implemented age verification for users in the UK, requiring them to prove they are 18 or older to access specific features. Users can verify their age by linking a credit card or scanning an ID. For those under 18 or without age verification, Apple will activate Web Content Filter and Communication Safety features, restricting access to certain websites and warning about explicit content. Ofcom praised this initiative, highlighting its alignment with the Online Safety Act and its role in protecting children and families.
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