*Device-Based Age Verification refers to any approach to age verification where the personal information that is used to verify the user’s age is either shared in-person at an authorized retailer, inputted locally into the user’s device, or stored on a network controlled by the device manufacturer or the supplier of the device’s operating system. Whether through pre-installed content blocking and filtering software, the disabling of web-browsing permissions, or other means, the user will then be prevented from accessing age-restricted content over the internet unless they are age-verified. To come to fruition, such an approach requires the cooperation of manufacturers and operating-system providers.
So they support device based age verification? If that’s any more than a prompt ‘Are you over 18?’, that’s disappointing.
So that I don’t have control of what my own device shows? No, I’m not a fan of it.
I’m just answering your question of “if it’s any more than…” since you didn’t want to read the text yourself.
Sorry, I must have missed that the first time round. Thanks for the help!
It literally explains what it is in the message.