Interesting: Ofcom, PornHub, and the OSA:
> The process relies on signals from a third-party (Apple) that suggest UK iOS/iPadOS users attempting to access Pornhub may have completed Apple’s age checks. Ofcom’s investigation will examine how Aylo integrated these signals as part of an age assurance process and whether it conducted the necessary due diligence and testing before adopting this process. Given the relevant duties under the Act apply to the service provider, this investigation will consider Aylo’s implementation of its age assurance process and will not make a determination on how Apple operates its age checks.
https://www.ofcom.org.uk/online-safety/protecting-children/investigation-into-aylos-compliance-with-the-duty-to-prevent-children-from-encountering-pornographic-content-through-the-use-of-age-assurance
#OnlineSafetyAct
> The process relies on signals from a third-party (Apple) that suggest UK iOS/iPadOS users attempting to access Pornhub may have completed Apple’s age checks. Ofcom’s investigation will examine how Aylo integrated these signals as part of an age assurance process and whether it conducted the necessary due diligence and testing before adopting this process. Given the relevant duties under the Act apply to the service provider, this investigation will consider Aylo’s implementation of its age assurance process and will not make a determination on how Apple operates its age checks.
https://www.ofcom.org.uk/online-safety/protecting-children/investigation-into-aylos-compliance-with-the-duty-to-prevent-children-from-encountering-pornographic-content-through-the-use-of-age-assurance
#OnlineSafetyAct