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News · 25 March 2026

UK iPhone users face new age checks

UK iPhone users face new age checks

New stipulations have been introduced for UK iPhone owners, aiming to keep young people from viewing mature material on their phones. Apple introduced these age checks with the recent iOS 26.4 update, requiring verification via credit card or ID scan. This measure aligns with the Online Safety Act, and a failure to comply could result in restricted access to material considered inappropriate for minors.

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