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The actual inconvenience is Steam tying the verification to the stored payment method. It may of convenience for people to NOT have the CC stored for purchase purposes but just for verification purposes.
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Its nothing to do with content settings. It's the UK Online Safety bill. Some sites require ID to confirm, Steam have gone down the road of confirming with a credit card. Imgur have cut access to the UK off entirely!!
Age of account has zero relevance.
The Ofcom requirements are:
1) Age assurance methods – which include age verification, age estimation or a combination of both – must be ‘highly effective’ at correctly determining whether a particular user is a child.
2) They include: open banking, photo ID matching, facial age estimation, mobile network operator age checks, credit card checks, digital identity services and email-based age estimation;
Valve have chosen credit card as they have the payment processes in place and Ofcom only requires one method to be used.
I agree it is hardly optimal, but I assume that would function as a work around. You dont HAVE to use the stored credit card.
As an age assurance method its pretty bad for the specific country's bill its addressing. Would be nice if steam offered alternative methods at least.
That could fly in the face of data protection laws.
The sad reality here is that under the UK's recent age laws, this is a thing.
I don't know what the OP is doing but I can only speak for myself in saying that I have access to over 18 content and I haven't had a credit card since 1987.
I don't use credit at all, so it's always been strictly debit card on here.
And of course, contrary to what the OP says, it has BUGGER ALL to do with lines of credit - that makes absolutely no sense whatsoever.