Already, individual providers offer a verify-once, use-many-times solution; so if you access a website that works with the same age verification provider for a site where you’ve already proven your age, you will usually not need to repeat the process. In addition,...
Once a consumer has secured an age check, it will usually not be necessary to repeat it for the original website or app where the check was made, and also for other sites where the same AV provider is used. Subsequent checks can be invisible to the consumer if they...
Age assurance is a fast moving sector, with new methods being developed all the time. Currently, checks can be conducted using: Identity Documents (Passport, Driving Licence, PASS Scheme cards) Credit reference agency data Electoral Roll Mobile Phone account records...
No. Age Verification is one form of age assurance. It is generally associated with methods that verify age or age-range to a higher level of confidence that the alternatives. Other forms of age assurance, according to the UK Information Commissioner’s Office,...
A key distinction of age verification, as opposed to identification, is that it is not always necessary to know the identity of an individual when you conduct an age check. As people become more careful about sharing personal data, being able to prove your age without...
