The European Commission has presented an age verification application and a guide to improve the safety and privacy of minors

The European Commission It also takes care of the content What users see, for this he has launched a new application where he assures that Minor users Age They cannot access A content inappropriate. An application under the well -known Digital Services Law (DSA) that is accompanied by a Use guideas well as Recommendations for the creation of safe content for adults that cannot fall into eyes of minors.

An application that will be limited to provide the authentication of the ageand that will not track the user to see or follow the websites you are visiting. For now an initial prototype is available that is being tested by several members of the European Union, and that they will verify that the application has a correct operation. Subsequently, this application can be integrated into the means of identification of each country or simply function as an independent application.

The application may function independently or be part of other age verification methods

One of these countries that is testing Initially the application is Spainwho seems to have forgotten his previous project that so many criticisms had received.

As we have said, in addition to this application it has also been published A guide that will improve security and privacy For minors. A guide that contains several recommendations when programming adult applications or websites. They include methods such as Avoid addictive designfor Block contacts and avoid cyberbullying, as well as Private accounts by default When they are registered in the name of minors so that other users cannot find them.

The guide contains guidelines to improve the safety and privacy of minors on the Internet

For now It is not known for when you can be ready This new initiative, and if we will see it as an independent application in our country, or will be integrated into other current age verification methods.