Australians could be forced in the next year to use a federal government identity verification service in order to view pornography websites under recommendations by a government-led parliamentary committee.
A House of Representatives committee issued a report on Thursday calling for the e-safety commissioner to develop a roadmap for bringing in mandatory age verification for online pornography sites in the next 12 months.
Users in Australia could be forced to verify their age before accessing pornography through what could be an exchange hosted by the government to allow identity verification without any of the sites needing to host that user’s personal information like credit card details or other identity documents.
Read more: https://www.theguardian.com/culture/2020/mar/05/australia-could-implement-mandatory-age-verification-for-online-pornography-sites
A House of Representatives committee issued a report on Thursday calling for the e-safety commissioner to develop a roadmap for bringing in mandatory age verification for online pornography sites in the next 12 months.
Users in Australia could be forced to verify their age before accessing pornography through what could be an exchange hosted by the government to allow identity verification without any of the sites needing to host that user’s personal information like credit card details or other identity documents.
Read more: https://www.theguardian.com/culture/2020/mar/05/australia-could-implement-mandatory-age-verification-for-online-pornography-sites
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