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PlayStation's Age Verification Raises Concerns Over Data Collection and Privacy
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PlayStation's Age Verification Raises Concerns Over Data Collection and Privacy

A recent report highlights significant privacy concerns with Yoti, the age verification software used by PlayStation, citing excessive data collection and sharing with third parties. The software gathers high-resolution device data and shares sensitive information with less visible fourth parties, sparking worries over user tracking. PlayStation players are advised to be cautious with the personal data they provide during age verification processes.

Vishal Kamal·1 min read
Mozilla, Stop Killing Games, and Others Urge UK to Protect Open Internet
TECHNOLOGY · 41 views

Mozilla, Stop Killing Games, and Others Urge UK to Protect Open Internet

A coalition of 19 organisations, including Mozilla and Stop Killing Games, has condemned the UK's recent internet regulations, warning they undermine the open internet. The groups specifically target the Children’s Wellbeing and Schools Bill and the Online Safety Act, citing invasive age verification processes. These measures, they argue, harm all users while failing to effectively protect minors.

Vishal Kamal·1 min read

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