Group 1 - The article discusses the implementation of age verification laws in Western countries, drawing parallels to China's "Green Dam" initiative from 20 years ago [4][10][12] - The UK has enacted the Online Safety Act, requiring users to undergo age verification through methods such as photo identification, which has faced criticism for its effectiveness and privacy concerns [5][14] - Various countries, including the US and Australia, are also adopting age verification measures, with the US having 19 states implementing such laws and Australia banning social media access for users under 16 [10][12] Group 2 - Companies like YouTube and Google are actively developing age estimation technologies to comply with these new regulations, while Meta is engaged in debates over the responsibility of age verification [12][14] - The article highlights the criticism from privacy advocates regarding the potential risks to adult anonymity and personal data exposure due to these laws [14] - The ongoing global movement for online safety reflects a common human response to the challenge of protecting youth while balancing privacy and freedom [16][17]
西方终于有自己的绿坝·花季护航了
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