NZ Parliamentary Bill 2026 Simulation

New Zealand Under-16 Social Media Ban Policy & Technical Assurance Lab

Evaluates age assurance mechanisms, privacy surface area, and evasion pathways under proposed legislation

Child Exclusion Rate 88.4%
Privacy Preservation Score 91.2%
False Exclusion Friction Low (1.8%)
Compliance Feasibility High
Regulatory Enforceability Strong
1. Architecture & Policy Levers
2. Identity Flow & Cryptographic Path Device OS Cryptographic Handshake
1. Client Device
NZ Resident (Age 14)
2. Token Broker
Device Secure Enclave
3. Blind Attestation
isOver16 = FALSE
4. Platform Guard
Access Restricted
3. User Cohort Impact & Journey Stress-Testing
Cohort Band Primary Mechanism Outcome Status Evasion Risk Friction / False Rejection
Under-13 (Child) Device OS Attestation Blocked (99.4%) Low (5.2% via parent device) 0.2% misclassified
13–15 Band (Target NZ Scope) Tokenized Age Gate Restricted (88.4%) Moderate (11.6% VPN / spoof) 1.8% false lockouts
16–17 Teens (Authorized) Fast-Path Passkey Attest Granted (96.2%) Negligible 3.8% credential friction
18+ Adults (General Public) Cryptographic Zero-Data Token Granted (98.9%) N/A 1.1% false negative review
Legislative Assessment Note: Under the representative baseline (Device-Level Tokenized Attestation), platforms incur medium compliance overhead while preserving 91.2% user privacy due to zero raw ID retention on social platform servers.
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