Kidoz stresses privacy-first ads as age checks grow | KDOZF SEC Filing

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KIDOZ
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Kidoz
Inc. Highlights Growing Importance of Advertising Without Personal Data Tracking due to Age Verification Requirements

Vancouver,
Canada, June 11, 2026, Kidoz Inc. (TSXV: KDOZ) (OTCQB: KDOZF), a brand-safe advertising platform powered by contextual AI, enabling
advertising performance without personal data tracking, today commented on the implications of expanding age verification and child protection
requirements across the United States.

Recent
legislation in Texas, where the Texas Governor signed the online child safety bill requiring Apple and Google to ensure that their
app stores verify the age of users alongside similar initiatives emerging in other jurisdictions, Utah and Louisiana and other countries
such as France and Australia, reflects a broader shift…

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