Child online safety, unwanted adult contact and privacy-preserving age assurance are active policy priorities.
These official sources help schools, service providers, researchers and policymakers evaluate where the UuLApp proposal fits. Links are informational; UuLApp is not a legal-compliance certification.
Protection of minors and age assurance.
DSA Guidelines on the Protection of Minors
Guidance for platforms accessible to minors, including measures addressing unwanted contact, harmful content, cyberbullying and age assurance.
Open official guidance ↗EU approach to age verification
EU work on privacy-preserving proof of age and a harmonised age-verification approach.
Open official page ↗Statement 1/2025 on Age Assurance
Principles including necessity, proportionality, purpose limitation, data minimisation and effective privacy protection.
Open EDPB statement ↗General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR)
EU data-protection law, including special protection for children and privacy-by-design obligations.
Open GDPR ↗Children’s privacy and age-verification policy.
Children’s Privacy / COPPA
Official FTC information and compliance resources on the Children’s Online Privacy Protection Rule.
FTC Children’s Privacy ↗COPPA policy statement on age verification
Current FTC policy conditions for certain age-verification processing, including purpose limitation, limited retention, notice and security safeguards.
FTC policy statement ↗National Center for Missing & Exploited Children
US child-safety organisation and CyberTipline resources relevant to online exploitation and child protection.
NCMEC ↗Laws and regulatory guidance evolve. A production UuLApp implementation should undergo jurisdiction-specific legal review, security review and data-protection impact assessment where required.