Policy proposal

5Rights privacy criterion proposal · March 2024

Part5 consultation request for privacy-preserving age assurance as an express criterion; Ofcom declined that criterion architecture in January 2025.

What the records show

5Rights Foundation5Rights privacy criterion proposal · March 2024

requested express privacy criterion

Document labelled March 2024; exact submission day not established.

5Rights asked for privacy-preserving assurance as a criterion, with minimal data collection, limited retention and security; its proposed on-device/result-only approach sought to avoid a central identity database linked to online activity.

Further reading

UK age assurance: specific advocacy contributions and decisions

UK age assurance: statutory chain and consequential choices

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What the connections say

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5Rights Foundationrequested express privacy criterion5Rights privacy criterion proposal · March 2024

Document labelled March 2024; exact submission day not established.

5Rights asked for privacy-preserving assurance as a criterion, with minimal data collection, limited retention and security; its proposed on-device/result-only approach sought to avoid a central identity database linked to online activity.

An NGO proposal for assurance design and limits; does not support an undifferentiated universal-identity-demand claim.

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Ofcomdeclined separate criterion5Rights privacy criterion proposal · March 2024

January 2025 statement.

Ofcom named 5Rights' request then declined adding a separate privacy criterion because data-protection requirements already apply. It also clarified design/minimisation guidance and said both regimes are mandatory.

Counterpart disposition of a specific NGO submission; guidance clarification is not assigned solely to 5Rights.

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