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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| Dimension | Spain | Italy |
|---|---|---|
| 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. | AGCOM’s 12 November 2025 statement says the resolution enters fully into force that day. Individual service obligations and later developments still require separate checking. The resolution describes websites and video-sharing platforms distributing pornographic images and videos in Italy. AGCOM adopted technical and procedural age-verification arrangements on 8 April 2025 and published them on 12 May 2025. |
| Documented deployments | Unknown | Unknown |
| Recent changes | Yoti announces a pause in Spanish app-store distribution ↗ | AGCOM announces entry into force of age-verification rules ↗ |
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.
The principles address anonymous proof of eligibility, prevention of browsing-based profiling and unlinkability across services.
AGCOM adopted technical and procedural age-verification arrangements on 8 April 2025 and published them on 12 May 2025.
AGCOM’s 12 November 2025 statement says the resolution enters fully into force that day. Individual service obligations and later developments still require separate checking.
The resolution describes websites and video-sharing platforms distributing pornographic images and videos in Italy.
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