Discord will introduce a new age verification process in March, requiring all global users to submit a face scan or identification document to access the service without restrictions.

Users who do not complete the verification process will be given access restrictions equivalent to those for teenagers.

Discord has announced a significant update to its service, aiming to enhance teen safety features. The key change involves requiring all users worldwide to undergo age verification, either through a face scan or by submitting their ID, starting in March.

This new requirement will affect all Discord users globally, with the goal of improving safety for teenagers on the platform. Users who do not comply with the age verification process will be given access restrictions similar to those for teenagers. The move is part of Discord‘s efforts to create a safer environment for its users, particularly teenagers.

The implementation of this new policy is set to take place in March, marking a significant shift in how Discord approaches user verification and safety. As the platform continues to evolve, it will be important to see how this change impacts the user experience and the overall safety of the Discord community. With this update, Discord is taking a proactive step towards ensuring a safer environment for all its users, and it will be interesting to see how this change unfolds in the coming months.