Bluesky users in the UK will soon need to verify their age if they want continued access to direct messages and all of the service’s content. The company will begin rolling out age verification features later this month in order to comply with a UK law that requires platforms that offer adult content to confirm users’ ages, Bluesky said in an update.
The company says it will use Epic games’ Kids Web Services to conduct age verification checks, and that people will be able to choose between several different methods, including face scans, ID scans or using a credit card. Bluesky
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