Show Notes
On The Solo Bureau today, Apple has a new age verification system that overcomes the need to register with every app to ensure you're seen as the correct age, it's even seen Porn Hub return for some Aussie users. Professor Toby Murray explains what the difference is compared to all the systems the other platforms are using and whether they're any better at keeping kids safe. To read more of Professor Murray's work, you can find his Conversation article here
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