GO.CAM: the age-control solution
 

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GO.CAM: the age-control solution

Fast, secure and anonymous.

Dear Webmaster,
The French legislation now requires age verification for adult sites access. To meet the specific requirements of the French market, we have developed a free age verification application: GO.cam (https://go.cam/).
With just a few clicks, you can check the age of the person wishing to access sites that are 18+. GO.cam uses your smartphone or computer camera to estimate the user's age using artificial intelligence.

Another key advantage of GO.cam is that it doesn't use any personal data. No risk of hacking or data leakage on the web. The system collects no data during the*age verification process, and keeps no trace of it.
Numerous press articles highlight the reliability of the GO.cam! aplication. You can read them HERE (https://go.cam/press/)
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Thanks for sharing the tool.

Why is there no age verification on Xhamster, XloveCam, flirt4free, pornhub, xcams, ..?

Particularly : XHamster is known to enforce age verification. For example, users from Utah or Arkansas have to go through through the process. Also, it seems counter intuitive that XLoveCam isn't using it.

Is it because this is an upcoming legislation?

Not trying to be a smart ass, just asking.

What is the reason you do not use this on xlovecam?

Is this a project of XLoveCams or a third party?
Thank you for sharing

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Go.Cam: Age Verification Solution for Adult Websites Complying with Arcom's Regulations

As of January 11, 2025, adult websites accessible from French IP addresses must implement an age verification system to safeguard minors, as mandated by the Arcom (Autorité de régulation de la communication audiovisuelle et numérique). In response to this requirement, we would like to bring to your attention Go.Cam, a free and open-source age verification tool designed to assist adult websites in meeting these new regulations.

Go.Cam offers a simple and secure solution to age verification, utilizing three robust methods:

1. Facial recognition technology via the user's device, providing an efficient and user-friendly experience.
2. Verification of identification documents such as national ID, passport, or driver's license, ensuring the highest level of security.
3. Credit card verification, adding an additional layer of protection against minors.
What sets Go.Cam apart is its proven track record of securing certifications from prominent European authorities, including:

KJM (Kommission für Jugendmedienschutz) in Germany, dedicated to safeguarding minors in the media.
ACC Scheme (Age Check Certification Scheme) in the UK, an organization accredited by UKAS (United Kingdom Accreditation Service).
As an open-source solution licensed under the AGPL, Go.Cam is available at no charge on GitHub. This allows websites to host the tool directly, ensuring complete control over their data and maintaining their certifications.

For more information on integrating Go.Cam with your website, please don't hesitate to reach out to [email protected].

Learn more about Go.Cam and how it can support your adult website's compliance with Arcom's regulations:

Thank you for considering Go.Cam as your trusted age verification solution.

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Go.cam is something I've been really curious about, because I am very interested in their implementation since it's entirely in the browser, which means no images or data is uploaded to any centralized server. That kind of privacy could be a huge selling point for adult sites, since users are going to be very opposed to any kind of long-term recording of their information. My clients, who will want to employ this after purchase or after login, would absolutely prefer not to have a third party maintain data.

I read the open source code, so I know which libraries are being employed to do the age verification, but what methods are being used to ensure that malicious actors do not hijack the local verification data that generated and presumably sent to Go.cam or sent to the webmaster to record? Does anyone who uses Go.cam know?

price? lol

I thought it was free lol

From their site.

"No setup fees
No monthly fees
A*single fee*of*0.03 EUR per verification

GO.cam is also available as open source on*github and free if you host it on your servers. Use*Go.cam*and keep the certifications if the source code is not modified."

imagine paying 3 cents per user who’s just there to jerk off and won’t spend a dime… the only options are either hosting it on your own server (assuming there’s no downside) or a big no no

yeah these guys just spam boards but they never actually reply questions

nice info

go.cam Removes All Fees, Offers Unlimited Age Estimation for Free
 

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Marseille, France, August 1, 2025 — go.cam, a French provider of secure digital age estimation, has announced a major shift: the entire platform and every feature are now available completely free of charge, with no limitations, no contracts, and no hidden fees.

What’s changed?

Truly Free Platform:
Until today, go.cam charged a fixed fee per successful age estimation. There were no set up fees or other costs, but each check came at a cost. Now, the payment model has been eliminated entirely: all users, organizations, and developers can perform unlimited age estimation on go.cam completely free of charge, with no restrictions or fine print.

Major Security Upgrades:
Recent updates have significantly strengthened our estimation process, adding new ways to ensure every user is genuinely present and not attempting to bypass identity checks. These enhancements provide an even higher level of trust and security during each verification session.

Enhanced Fake Webcam Detection:
go.cam now includes advanced protections that automatically detect and prevent the use of unauthorized or manipulated video sources, safeguarding against common fraud attempts and ensuring only genuine, live interactions are allowed.

“We believe that secure age estimation should not be a privilege, but a universal standard accessible to all. By eliminating all fees, we are removing the cost barrier for organizations and individuals alike.“ Marco Forastieri, the Marketing Director of Go.cam.

“This move empowers more people to access robust digital security and helps build greater trust online. Because safety and accessibility should go hand in hand, especially as verification becomes increasingly essential in our daily digital lives.”

What about it? Other verification is closer to $1.

is this serious?

no fee, no AV fees, so the individual server & the business is not paying any fees?

No Fee for both Individual or Business users.

I have a thread notification to respond more proactively to questions.

Also reach out on teams : https://teams.live.com/l/invite/FAADSKsxorSHbHZhg4

Go.cam was developed exclusively for the adult industry, building on our long-standing track record and deep understanding of this unique market.
We created go.cam to give back to the community that has supported us, providing a reliable, industry-tailored age estimation solution completely free of charge.

We reject the notion of 'gatekeepers' - companies with no real connection to the adult industry that impose costly barriers while profiting from the community’s needs. Age estimation is powered by AI technology on user device that should be accessible at the lowest possible cost to ensure fairness and wide availability.

By making go.cam free and absorbing the minimal costs ourselves, we’re expressing our gratitude to the adult industry and empowering sites to independently manage compliance without reliance on external providers. This approach reflects our commitment to supporting the industry with integrity, transparency, and long-term partnership.*

Also see a list of our partners: https://go.cam/fr/wesupport/

But this isn't "verification," this is age estimation, which many states say doesn't count as age verification.

If Ofcom accepts this: its all good. If not: it is worthless. :2 cents:

interesting, didn´t realise this..

very important information before changing posts and websites to this age estimation program than the AVS we´re using :2 cents:

This is where I am confused as well. The site and demo also show "scan ID" and "credit card verification" as options to verify. If operating in the US, my understanding is only the scan ID option is legal.

Is this product only for the UK market?

You're right that the legal distinction between "verification" and "estimation" matters, but in Ofcom's framework, the real question is whether the method is highly effective under the broader age assurance category.

Ofcom explicitly recognizes facial age estimation as valid when it delivers robust accuracy. Such methods can be independently tested and validated, including measurements of false positive rates and error distribution compared to the true age.

At Go.cam, the solution has been engineered to meet these requirements with:

Low false positive rates: The technology minimizes the risk of granting adult access to under-18 users. It was certified by Agecheck ( https://www.agechecked.com/) the official UK certification agency.

Controlled error distribution: The error distribution was checked on an independent public data set of more than 10k

Proven compliance: We provide evidence and test data to demonstrate alignment with Ofcom's expectations for highly effective methods.

Go.cam delivers exactly what's required by Ofcom regarding the age estimation standards: a reliable, compliant age estimation solution.

We no longer have Credit card verification for the USA. The percentage of usage of card verifications was very low.
Age estimation is the by far the most used solution and has a high success ratio of around 50%.

Does Go.cam have a whitepaper like Yoti? You said that there was evidence and test data but I don't see where you've posted it.

When I asked Go.cam months ago about my concerns with face-api.js and tesseract.js, both used in their open source implementation, I was met with a very business-heavy hand wave, which pushed me away from them and toward other companies in this space.

I like that it's continually being developed, but I don't see any concrete information about what they're improving.

Yoti's white paper suggested that there was as high as a possible 10+ year gap in age detection via age estimation. In those cases, my understanding is that it falls back on ID scan + facial recognition.

I am not sure I fully trust certification companies, because when I reached out to them about what their tests were, they never got back to me.

I also saw that Go.cam isn't fully free, which makes sense honestly, because of this line:

Without live presence detection, I don't see how we can be sure that this isn't just a fake webcam or an AI generated face.

My clients speak to their lawyers, and their lawyers can tell them how to prepare for a lawsuit in this area or how to protect themselves as best as they can, but they do not have intimate knowledge of these systems. When I'm asked whether a system like this can do what their lawyers say protects them the most, it's very difficult for me to say yes or no without transparent and plentiful information.

It would be nice if AVS companies would start carrying insurance for lawsuits. Now that would put my clients minds at ease.

great to hear Go.cam has certification from agecheck, i´ve been looking at their website :thumbsup

this is kind of white paper suggesting the service is of legitimate nature & has credential...

what´s cerulean mean by "isn´t fully free", I was understanding now the go.cam product & service is as no cost to any verification?

To be fair, I don't actually know how much it costs, but they go out of their way to say that there's an optional liveness detection. I assumed that must be how they make money.

How could anyone provide a service that needs to delete user data immediately, make any money off of a free service like this?