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Rosalie Thomass dans “Fukushima mon Amour” de Doris Dörrie (2016), mars 2021.

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Rosalie Thomass dans “Fukushima mon Amour” de Doris Dörrie (2016), mars 2021.

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She had lots to say

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Microsoft has begun asking Xbox users in the UK to verify their age in order to continue accessing the platform's full range of social features.

The move is in response to the UK's sweeping Online Safety Act, though Microsoft has said it anticipates making similar changes in other countries in future.

Currently, the age verification requests are limited to accounts already flagged as belonging to owners aged 18 and over within the UK — and for now, the process is optional. But this will change in "early 2026", Microsoft says, when accounts that have not been verified will lose access to Looking for Group functions and custom clubs, and be limited to voice and text communication, party functionality and game invites, plus "user-generated content" (including the Activity Feed) just amongst Xbox friends. Integration with Discord will be disabled, as will the ability to broadcast to Twitch.

According to Xbox's Q&A, users will need to either provide a live photo, a mobile number to check your age via your phone network, a credit card, or a photo of a government-issued ID — including a passport, driving licence or national ID card.

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Obviously vampires should be sexy, we are their prey

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