The CaCaLand law that takes effect next year requires all operating systems to have (probably in their kernel) questions on the age of the person in front of the keyboard. The purpose is to implement ESG on everything.
Your phones will implement this soon.
I do not know if the law requires backfitting old/existing systems. If it does you will either have to throw away all existing PCs that cannot be modified (and buy M$ systems, of course) of you will not be allowed to connect to the WWW.
This is the CCP’s protocol on implementing ESG. So, of course, CaCaLand goes for it.
All of that may and probably is true.
Guess how many will actually get up and do something though?
Less than 5 fingers.