
Single player games might require age verification if they use Steam under EU Kids Act's current draft, according to MEP's senior policy adviser
The European Commission proposed new rules around how under-15s access the likes of social media, AI chatbots, and online video games earlier this week. The draft legislation is called the EU Kids Act and calls for the setting up of a tiered system governing the types of accounts children under 15 can create to access such services, enforced by mandatory age verification for all users. The documents laying out the proposal have been officially released, and based on the current…
Read the full article on Rock Paper Shotgun
Opens in a new tab · www.rockpapershotgun.com