CoinDesk·4 min read·medium
The privacy paradox of protecting kids online
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Frederik Gregaard
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The article examines the privacy implications of the U.S. Kids Internet and Digital Safety (KIDS) Act, arguing that its liability structure effectively forces platforms to implement invasive age verification systems. It warns that these measures create massive, vulnerable databases of personal identification data, potentially increasing the risk of large-scale data breaches.
And the rise of AI is only accelerating these risks , making hacks faster and the resulting damage easier to inflict.
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