Meta Age Verification: 3 in 100 Teens Slip Through as Adults
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Meta's newly formalized age verification thresholds establish an auditable accuracy baseline for biometrics in production: a strict false positive rate (FPR) cap of 3% for ages 13 to 15, and 10% for ages 16 to 17. For computer vision engineers and backend architects building trust-and-safety or ide…
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- 2026-09-03 09:55 · DEV Community — Machine Learning
Meta Age Verification: 3 in 100 Teens Slip Through as Adults