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Unfortunately, there is no way to positive prove age or identity.
Age verification is not a scam as much as it is a honest attempt, something I'm sure a defense attorney would point out in court if something resulted in that. On the other hand, the crafty prosecutor would rebutt that your method was flawed, obviously didn't work hence the reason you are in court. At that point both sides would bring in experts, your's would basically testify that you did everything you could. The prosecutor's expert would testify that you didn't do enough and suggest that the only people that should get in are those that provide physical proof. You would say that physical proof via the web is not realistically possible. They would say yes it is, but that you didn't think it practical because really it would adversely affect your revenue, thus you are greedy.......yada yada yada
In the end:
Jury agrees that you are greedy and a threat to minor children, the prosecutor wins and you go to jail!
what I meant was that the laws that are out there require adult websites to use age verification software to keep kids out of those sites. The law doesn't say anything about how well the software should work, and a lot of times what you get is some type of age verification that can be easily circumvented. That's why I said its about satisfying the law and not keeping kids out.