Social media and streaming platforms are deploying age verification techniques in the absence of uniform laws or broadly accepted guidelines for how to do so without violating privacy or leaving giant loopholes.
— have pushed companies to try new processes for ensuring underage users aren't getting onto sites and services meant for older people.
Proposed laws in individual states take some radical approaches to checking age.
"If you're in a restaurant and you order a drink, it's very easy for the waiter to take a quick look at your ID hand it back to you," Venzke said. "Online, there are no waiters to check your ID and instead it has to involve some sort of technological intermediary to get a best guess of how old you are."
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