No third-party verifiers, no additional ID/face scanning, etc. Just whatever you already have on your device.
Also, if you have a really old account, Apple counts that as a proof, thus no verification is needed at all.
Apple brings age verification on iOS 26.4 for users in the UK. You can verify your age by using the items in your Apple Wallet.
I’m not a fan of the age verification laws like the most, however, I believe Apple handled it in one of the best ways possible.
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I'm sure OOP and inheritance has its places and don't want to hate a concept, but unless you know you need it, defaulting to functional is better IMO.
Recently switched from OOP to functional programming in a project I've been working on for a while. I realised how easier and simpler things are without overuse of inheritance. Reading the code is easier, debugging is easier, testing is easier. All thanks to not having a spaghetti code.
Just some ducks in the woods
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I was writing a Python script to assign a keyboard shortcut to it last evening and realized how hard it is to do it on Windows. I needed to use third party software and even then it was very limited. I gotta switch back to Linux.
Damn I was barely tweeting or doing any action at all
Bad news, but at least they disabled the feature rather than adding a backdoor, which would have affected all ADP users and made it vulnerable to hackers.
Things like this really remind me to choose products where features and privacy aren’t reliant on entities’ decisions.
