Ulu-Mulu-no-die

neglected to implement robust age-verification tools

So they failed to apply UK draconian adult-surveillance and censorship regulations?

Children under 13 had their personal information collected and used in ways they could not understand, consent to or control

What about adults? Does UK think it’s fine to collect data without consent or any control, as long as it’s about people older than 13? What about 14 years old? Surely they wouldn’t understand what their data is used for either?

In case someone doesn’t know, 13 is the minimum age for creating a reddit account, that’s why I think UK is fixating on that age, making a fool of themselves in the process.

In a catastrophic security failure, an AI-powered tool used by IDMerit, a global leader in digital identity verification, has exposed a staggering one billion personal records

Didn’t it happened already that AI seriously compromised a production database? Will people ever learn?