CameronDev

That is definitely one way to do it, but it does get messy from the services side, every service needs to support a few thousand jurisdictions. It's also basically the notary system the OP described. We have mygovid here on Aus, but there is a lot of distrust given its a "big government" ID system.... It doesn't do age verification though, but it would be suitable for it

Care to share one of these apps that don't break privacy?

Network scan your workplace network. I wouldn’t recommend it for a proper IT managed network, but this is clearly a much looser situation. Install zenmap, and do a scan of the network. Look for a device that looks like a NAS, and then you’ll be able to use its address to connect to it. Manually connecting to it will depend on your file manager, but it’s a quick google away once you find the NAS address.

You mean rich country, they got a whole extra stripe!

I'm triggered. Writing a privacy policy for an entirely off-line app was endlessly frustrating. And it's crazy that there is no validation of the policy, you can say what you want and then do anything you like...

It's just not worth the effort. You'll find out they have change their policies on something, and you'll have to fix your app to suit. It's an endless churn of busywork

One time fee sure, and then they close your account for not pushing updates frequently enough....

Both

Could someone please transcribe this? I can’t be bothered to read it.

The stats are a sample, there is inheritantly some level of error. Ignore the month to month changes, focus on the longer term trends.

Cock wash?!

I bet you choose to be attracted to pans. Sinner. /s (shouldn’t need this right?)