82 OFCOM's guidance about duties set out in section 81
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82  OFCOM's guidance about duties set out in section 81

(1)     OFCOM must produce guidance for providers of internet services within section 80(2) to assist them in complying with their duties set out in section 81.

(2)     The guidance must include—

(a)     examples of kinds and uses of age verification and age estimation that are, or are not, highly effective at correctly determining whether or not a particular user is a child,

(b)     examples of ways in which a provider may have regard to the importance of protecting users as mentioned in section 81(4)(b),

(c)     principles that OFCOM propose to apply

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