2026-03-07Per Henrikson
Assembly Bill 1043, also known as the Digital Age Assurance Act. It was signed by California Governor Gavin Newsom in October 2025 and goes into effect on January 1, 2027.
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2026-03-07Ian Fleming
According to the regulator, the company largely depended on users stating their own age during account creation, without additional safeguards in place where risks to children were present.
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2026-03-05Per Henrikson
Multiple countries in Latin America are adopting online safety regulations, making the region an area of focus for the next wave of global age assurance laws.
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2026-03-03Ian Fleming
DVS providers can finally display the UK CertifID trust mark, so that “wherever people or businesses see the trust mark displayed, they can be confident that the product or service can be trusted to be secure, meeting the rules set out in the trust framework and subject to oversight by OfDIA.”
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2026-03-02Ian Fleming
UK government confirming that certified Digital Verification Services (DVS) can be used to meet statutory identity checks under anti-money laundering rules.
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2026-02-28Ian Fleming
Agency officials signaled concern that companies might hesitate to deploy age-verification technologies out of fear that collecting data to determine age could itself trigger COPPA liability. This policy statement directly addresses that tension.
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2026-02-28Per Henrikson
The Federal Trade Commission is encouraging companies to adopt age verification technologies by announcing it will not enforce a children's online privacy law against certain websites that collect and use minors' personal data in order to verify their ages.
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2026-02-27Per Henrikson
New UK government guidance confirms that businesses can use certified digital identity services to comply with Money Laundering Regulations. This standardised framework aims to improve security and add £701 million annually to the economy.
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2026-02-25Ian Fleming
The Commission will not bring an enforcement action under the Children’s Online Privacy Protection Rule (COPPA Rule) against certain website and online service operators that collect, use, and disclose personal information for the sole purpose of determining a user’s age via age verification technologies.
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