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HomePhys.org - InternetAge assurance online needs to be child rights-respecting, new study says

Age assurance online needs to be child rights-respecting, new study says

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A range of different age checks is needed to protect children—but also to ensure they can take advantage of positive opportunities online, a new study says.

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