FAQ — Privacy & Security

It does not store personally identifiable data. The system does not save names, emails, dates of birth, photographs, document images, or biometric templates. The only traces of the process are:

• A SHA-256 hash of the IP (non-reversible, cannot identify the user).
• A grouped age range (e.g., “18–20”), not the exact age.
• The verification result (pass/fail) and the method used.

This zero-PII design makes agecheck.pro GDPR-compliant without requiring special configurations.

Images captured during facial or document verification processes are processed ephemerally in server memory: the analysis occurs, the result is obtained, and the image is immediately discarded. No biometric template or facial database is generated or stored.

Yes. agecheck.pro has been specifically designed to comply with GDPR. The zero-PII design ensures there is no processing of special categories of data (biometric), and that the data minimization principle is implemented in the technical architecture, not merely as a policy.

It also complies with the CCPA (California) and the Privacy Act (Australia).

agecheck.pro requires domain ownership verification before any integration becomes functional. Only domains the account holder has verified can use the widget. A third party cannot use your credentials to verify users on their domain without proving they control that domain.