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Emma Roth
Bluesky will now start asking UK users to verify their age.

In its most recent update, Bluesky will prompt UK users to prove their age by uploading their ID, scanning their face, or using a payment card. Users who don’t verify their age or are under 18 won’t be able to access certain features or content, in line with the UK’s Online Safety Act.

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