Epic Games, the Cary-based maker of popular video games such as Fortnite, said on Sept 30 it would make its parent verification technology free for all developers – a move it says is part of an effort to make it safer for kids to go online.
The technology comes out of an acquisition that Epic Games made last year, when it bought the company SuperAwesome, a maker of tools aimed at keeping children safe on the Internet.
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