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 | United Kingdom |
|---|---|---|
| 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. | Ofcom published its 2026 report assessing age-assurance use. It covers early evidence from pornography, social media and dating services. The letter addresses Part 3 services allowing pornography. Services carrying other content can have additional child-protection duties. Ofcom’s letter states that in-scope services allowing pornography must implement highly effective age assurance from 25 July 2025. |
| Documented deployments | Unknown | Unknown |
| Recent changes | Yoti announces a pause in Spanish app-store distribution ↗ | Ofcom publishes its 2026 age-assurance report ↗ Age-assurance date specified by Ofcom for in-scope Part 3 services ↗ |
Detailed evidence comparison
Spain
Anonymous proof and separation
OfficialThe principles address anonymous proof of eligibility, prevention of browsing-based profiling and unlinkability across services.
United Kingdom
Highly effective age assurance
OfficialOfcom’s letter states that in-scope services allowing pornography must implement highly effective age assurance from 25 July 2025.
Published assessment
OfficialOfcom published its 2026 report assessing age-assurance use. It covers early evidence from pornography, social media and dating services.
Scope of the letter
OfficialThe letter addresses Part 3 services allowing pornography. Services carrying other content can have additional child-protection duties.