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The Netherlands has just opened a factory producing...nothing.
Europe's largest "carbon capture facility," officially opens in the Netherlands, capturing and liquefying CO2, then transporting it to Norway, to store it 1.6 miles beneath the seabed.
Europe's largest "carbon capture facility," officially opens in the Netherlands, capturing and liquefying CO2, then transporting it to Norway, to store it 1.6 miles beneath the seabed.
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Just in time for the global digital ID agenda playing out, Microsoft has published instructions (https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/apps/develop/security/age-signals/) for developers on how to use an API that is not yet active. The API, or programming interface, is designed to let apps on the Windows 11 operating system find out a user’s age bracket, and whether that age has been verified by an “identity provider.”
The age bracket is very broad: under 10, 10-12, 13-15, 16-17, and 18 and over. The verification status, on the other hand, can be one of five options: Verified, Unverified, OptedOut, TemporarilyUnavailable, or NotApplicable.
Microsoft does not go into what these identity providers will be, or what evidence they will use to verify a person’s age.
https://reclaimthenet.org/microsofts-brings-verification-system-to-windows
The age bracket is very broad: under 10, 10-12, 13-15, 16-17, and 18 and over. The verification status, on the other hand, can be one of five options: Verified, Unverified, OptedOut, TemporarilyUnavailable, or NotApplicable.
Microsoft does not go into what these identity providers will be, or what evidence they will use to verify a person’s age.
https://reclaimthenet.org/microsofts-brings-verification-system-to-windows
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Age signals overview for Windows developers - Windows apps
Learn how Windows Age APIs help apps provide safe, age-appropriate experiences by querying a user's age group and age verified status.