Verified age, declared AI, profile only with your yes
What it is
Three guarantees: you can have your age verified by an outside provider without leaving us any document; every answer from an artificial intelligence is declared as such; a profile of your behaviour is built only if you allow it, with a separate consent.
Why it exists
European rules ask for age verification where needed, transparency about AI and explicit consent for profiling. ERERE keeps them separate and simple.
How it works for you
- Age: a provider issues a signed attestation "is at least N years old"; ERERE checks the signature, marks "verified" and keeps only a fingerprint so it cannot be reused. It never sees your document.
- AI declared: every answer from Mirror, IO, Consulta and Teach carries the label "an AI's answer, may be wrong" and a signal apps can read.
- Behaviour profile: a separate consent, off by default. You switch it on or off in Settings › Consents.
- Country thresholds: the minimum age to join differs by country and is already applied.
What you give
With verification, only the provider's attestation (not kept). The behaviour profile: nothing, until you switch it on.
What you get
A person verified where needed, answers declared as AI, a profile only if you want.
What you choose
Whether to verify, whether to switch on the profile.
Honest limits
The age-verification provider is not yet chosen or contracted: today the socket is ready (signed attestation) but no provider is connected, and the European app's format must be compared once published. The label covers text: ERERE does not generate images or audio today, and when it does it will need a separate technical marking. The behaviour-profile consent is in place: no feature yet builds that profile.
Where it stands
In the system and proven by automated tests. Still to do: choice of age provider (Francesco) and comparison with the European format.