That will always be the case for online age verification. There’s nothing preventing an adult from signing up for an account and then just giving the account to a kid. This is true no matter the verification method chosen. Unless you’re going to demand people scan their face every time they log in, and even then there are ways around it.
My goal is not to create a perfect solution. My goal is to create a good-enough solution that is as reliable as face or ID scanning, but without the privacy violations.
That will always be the case for online age verification. There’s nothing preventing an adult from signing up for an account and then just giving the account to a kid. This is true no matter the verification method chosen. Unless you’re going to demand people scan their face every time they log in, and even then there are ways around it.
My goal is not to create a perfect solution. My goal is to create a good-enough solution that is as reliable as face or ID scanning, but without the privacy violations.