The 2-Minute Defeat: Why the EU's Child Safety App is a Case Study in Security Theater

The EU's high-profile age verification app was cracked in under two minutes by a security consultant. It turns out storing sensitive tokens in an unencrypted local text file is not 'Safe by Design.' Here is what happens when PR outpaces engineering.

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Regulators on Both Sides of the Atlantic Are Forcing Platforms to Verify Who's Online

Apple rolled out mandatory age verification for all UK iPhone users. The EU opened a formal DSA investigation into Snapchat. The era of anonymous sign-ups is ending, and it's moving faster than most platforms planned.

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New Mexico Handed Meta a $375 Million Jury Verdict on Child Safety. Every State AG Is Watching.

A New Mexico jury just handed Meta its first courtroom defeat over child safety: a $375 million verdict after six weeks of trial. It's not a settlement. It's a proof of concept for state AGs everywhere.

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