let's bring in tony allen, ceo at age check certification scheme, is working with the australian governmente verification. there are three types of age assurance. age verification as we establish somebody�*s date of birth through a document or school record or whatever and you calculate that difference to today's date. age estimation where you look to features of humans that vary with age. that is not about identifying but looking at your face or voice or whatever is a get older, it changes. the third one is age influence where you establish a set date of birth, some other pack, marriage or mortgage or whatever to be able to determine whether they are likely to be a child or adult. that would be the range of age assurance measures. presumably social media companies will be asked to adopt this technology. what other role can they play to try and solve the problems regarding this? social media companies are generators of the problem, children having access to them means encountering risks it is up to the social media companies to address that risk. how they do it is up to the social media com

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