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Every now and then, a government somewhere does something that makes you sit up and pay attention. Down in Australia, they have just done exactly that, and I think they have lit a fire under an entire sector of the stock market. They have passed a law banning social media for under-16s, which on its own is just a headline. The bit that matters to us investors is the ‘how’. They are forcing tech giants to actually, properly, verify every user's age. And that, my friends, changes the game entirely.
For years, social media platforms have gotten away with a simple tick-box. ‘Are you over 16?’. ‘Yes, of course, I am,’ lies every 14-year-old on the planet. That party is officially over. This new Australian law isn't a polite suggestion. It's the digital equivalent of telling every pub in the country they need to hire a licensed bouncer or face fines that would make a banker weep. Within 12 months, platforms like Meta and TikTok have to find a way to check ID at the virtual door. This is no longer a discretionary cost. It is a mandatory, compliance-driven expense, creating a guaranteed new revenue stream for the companies that provide the locks and keys.
So, who stands to profit from this regulatory shakedown? Well, the usual suspects are, as always, loitering with intent. I’m looking at Microsoft, whose Entra ID system is already the backbone of corporate identity management. It’s not a huge leap for them to pivot that expertise towards mass-market age verification. Then there's Alphabet. Google has spent two decades figuring out who you are, what you like, and roughly how old you are. Packaging that know-how into a service for other flailing tech firms seems like a no-brainer. Even Meta, a primary target of the law, has to spend a fortune to comply, likely by acquiring or partnering with specialists, which moves the market.
This isn’t just about the giants, though. Think of it as a gold rush. The big companies are selling the maps, but a whole host of other businesses are selling the shovels and pickaxes. Specialist firms like Okta have built their entire business on proving you are who you say you are online. Their phones must be ringing off the hook. Cybersecurity outfits like CrowdStrike will be needed to make sure these new databases of personal data do not get pinched. To me, it seems clear that Digital Identity Stocks May Rise in 2025 as these digital bouncers become a mandatory expense for every social media platform on the planet.
A reasonable person might ask if this is just a local Australian kerfuffle. I highly doubt it. Regulators move in herds. What starts in one G20 country rarely stays there. The EU is already making similar noises, various US states are sniffing around the idea, and the UK government loves nothing more than a new online safety initiative. For the companies providing these solutions, this isn’t just one new market. It’s potentially dozens. Global platforms will want a single, unified solution, not a patchwork of different systems. The first movers who prove their mettle in Australia could be looking at a decade of global contracts. Of course, there are risks, such as privacy concerns and technical headaches, but the direction of travel seems remarkably clear. The internet's age of anonymity is drawing to a close, and someone has to get paid to check the IDs.
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