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Apple introduces age verification for iCloud accounts in the UK

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Apple has implemented age verification for iCloud accounts in the UK, requiring users to prove they are 18 or older to access certain services, which automatically activates Web Content Filter and Communication Safety features for those under 18 or unverified. This move, praised by Ofcom, enhances child safety on devices without being mandated by the Online Safety Act, setting a precedent for content creators to consider age-appropriate safeguards in their offerings.

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