AEPD privacy principles
OfficialThe AEPD’s December 2023 publication sets out ten principles for age-verification systems protecting minors. It is not evidence of a universal national deployment deadline.
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Documented overview
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| Dimension | Spain | France |
|---|---|---|
| Identity | Unknown | Unknown |
| Market presence | Unknown | Unknown |
| Methods | The principles address anonymous proof of eligibility, prevention of browsing-based profiling and unlinkability across services. | Unknown |
| Technology & vendors | Unknown | Unknown |
| Ownership | Unknown | Unknown |
| Regulation | The AEPD’s December 2023 publication sets out ten principles for age-verification systems protecting minors. It is not evidence of a universal national deployment deadline. | Arcom adopted the framework after consultation with the CNIL. The framework concerns age checks for services showing pornographic content. Applicability to an individual service requires checking its legal scope. Arcom published its age-verification technical framework on 11 October 2024. This record documents that publication, not every later legal development. |
| Documented deployments | Unknown | Unknown |
| Recent changes | Yoti announces a pause in Spanish app-store distribution ↗ | No published change |
Detailed evidence comparison
Spain
Anonymous proof and separation
OfficialThe principles address anonymous proof of eligibility, prevention of browsing-based profiling and unlinkability across services.
France
Technical framework published
OfficialArcom published its age-verification technical framework on 11 October 2024. This record documents that publication, not every later legal development.
Issuing authority
OfficialArcom adopted the framework after consultation with the CNIL.
Minimum technical requirements
OfficialThe framework concerns age checks for services showing pornographic content. Applicability to an individual service requires checking its legal scope.