Aplicația UE pentru verificarea vârstei, prezentată de Ursula von der Leyen drept 'gata', spartă în două minute de la lansare: Cum a început scandalul identității digitale europene

On April 15, Ursula von der Leyen announced the European Age Verification App was technically ready, allowing users to verify their age online without sharing personal documents. However, shortly after its source code was released, a cybersecurity consultant demonstrated vulnerabilities that could be exploited in under two minutes. This incident sparked widespread concern about mandatory digital identification for social media users, although official EU statements do not support this claim. The app is intended for age-restricted services, using privacy-preserving technology. Critics warn about potential misuse and security risks associated with digital identity systems.