Serves under-18s, in Kosovo

Law No. 06/L-082 on Protection of Personal Data, arts. 7-9 (special categories, children and criminal-offence data) · Read the law's page

• Do not process personal data revealing racial or ethnic origin, political opinions, religious or philosophical beliefs, trade union membership, genetic data, biometric data used to uniquely identify a person, health data, or data about sex life or sexual orientation, unless a listed Article 8(2) exception applies, most commonly the data subject's explicit consent.
• Where you rely on an Article 8(2) exception, protect special categories of personal data with heightened, classified safeguards against unauthorised access and use.
• Confine any processing of personal data about a person's criminal convictions or offences, or related security measures, to what an official authority controls under the relevant law.
• Treat sixteen as the age at which a child may consent to an information-society service directly, and obtain or verify consent or authorisation from a parent or holder of parental responsibility below that age, making reasonable and ongoing efforts, using available technology, to confirm that consent when the child is between fourteen and sixteen.
• Treat an identifier your system derives from a photograph or video of a person in Kosovo, such as a faceprint, as covered biometric data under Article 3(1)(20); the definition names visual images and fingerprint, iris, retina, facial-feature and DNA data as examples and excludes nothing that is recording-derived.