[Discord's Next Move? Windows 11 Age Verification APIs] So, Microsoft drops this bombshell about integrating age verification into Windows 11 for apps. This could mean big changes for Discord and other platforms that rely on self-reported user data. Imagine if Discord suddenly had to comply with stricter rules around who can use their service based on real-world ages.
But here's the kicker: how do you verify someone's age without turning them off? I've seen enough of these systems go sideways, from people gaming the system to just plain old frustration when it doesn't work. If Discord goes this route, they're gonna need a damn solid plan for handling all the edge cases and user complaints. And let's not forget the privacy concerns.
Are we really okay with apps having access to that kind of personal info? It's one thing if you're buying beer or cigarettes online; it's another when it's just about chatting with friends. So, here's my question: Is this move by Microsoft and potential follow-up by Discord more likely to clean up the platform or just piss off users who don't want Big Brother watching their every digital move?
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