AFAIK there are designs in the EU that respect privacy. There is a range of options being pushed around the world, and theres definitely a few of them which are more technically defensible than others.

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EmbarrassedHelp 2 days ago | parent [-]

The EU's proposed design still has a ton of issues.

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jrcplus a day ago | parent [-]

Elaborate please

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EmbarrassedHelp a day ago | parent [-]

The anti-tampering measures require banning rooting/jailbreaking, banning the installation of non-Google/Apple approved operating systems (ex: GrapheneOS), and require that you install Google Play Services/IOS equivalent.

The app also requires that you first send your personal information to a closed source backend, in exchange for easily trackable tokens used as "proof".

	▲	TFNA a day ago \| parent [-]
		> banning the installation of non-Google/Apple approved operating systems (ex: GrapheneOS) Do you have a link where I could read more about this? GrapheneOS is known for being the alternative Android where many bank apps in the EU still work, and this is the first I have heard that the age verification app definitely wouldn’t run on GrapheneOS.