Google asks Utah’s governor to veto the state’s app store age verification bill

Google is returning with a bill in the United States to adopt a law that requires app stores for users ‘users’ users. The company officially asked the government of the state to the state of the state legislature veto last weekAs stated, as stated, it considers a different approach to application security.

One Blog Post The company from Google State Policy Director Kareem Ghanem creates “real privacy and security risks” and these states “pushed by meta” and other social media companies should not be in a hurry to adopt laws. Instead, Ghanethe, Google, potentially, “risky” applications say “age signals”, which require “age signals” such as Google, says the “alternative legislation”.

The statement was openly opposed to the bill for children under the age of 18 and the bill in charge of apples and Google for children under the age of 18. Cox has before Signed unusually Lawy inspections for social media companies and the laws, which apply the requirements of parental permits, the measures were revised and later blocked by the judge. For a spokesman, a spokesman did not respond to a request for comment.

Although Google is not surprising, as it is like this and others, it is noteworthy that it is noteworthy that it will offer a law to take into account social media companies.

Ghanem claims that all applications are not subject to age. “It is not necessary to know the level of information exchange – it is not necessary to know whether a user is a child,” the app store needs serious decisions on the content and features of age.

Google has an obvious interest that is interested in not being responsible for the age of users who apply an important material and legal risks for the company. However, many other privacy and digital law groups oppose Age inspection laws.