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I mean I'm usually not the skeptic when it comes to privacy rights, but it's hard for me to defend against an action like this. Because I don't see a purpose of needing that information outside of the intent to sell to third party
Social media are more and more required by law to prevent kids from using their service. I don't see a way to achieve that with no risks to privacy.
Which is why the laws suck. Don't fix a stupid law with stupid policy, fix the stupid law.
Then there shouldn't be such laws. It's not the government's job to parent.
won't somebody please think of the children!
I couldn't imagine an AI model will be very accurate of being able to identify a 11 year old vs a 13 year old. I assume this is more to try and vett whether they can access NSFW channels or not, but honestly since humans can't properly vett that, I don't know how an AI is supposed to reliably do that.