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£4.99 per device? Whatever this is about, it's blatantly nothing to do with age checks. (Obviously, for that you'd certify the person, not the device. People
by dTal 8y ago
£4.99 per device?
Whatever this is about, it's blatantly nothing to do with age checks.
(Obviously, for that you'd certify the person, not the device. People do share computers!)
- yakshaving_jgt 8y agoI'm not sure people share computers explicitly (or even implicitly) for that purpose.
- vorpalhex 8y agoThey might when it starts being a few pounds per device...
- dTal 8y agoThe purpose is ostensibly to prevent underage people from "illegally" seeing porn. You don't think teenagers would seek out "porn-enabled" computers? "Computer == identity" is simply broken. (It's also broken the other way - there's absolutely no reason to charge per-device merely to authenticate age.)