> A lot of people will disagree with you on principle (they view internet access as a "right" rather than a privilege) Well, sure. But that's why the concept o

> A lot of people will disagree with you on principle (they view internet access as a "right" rather than a privilege) Well, sure. But that's why the concept of "criminalizing" is key. Criminal behavior curtails your rights. It's on this premise that the concept of prisons is legal and makes sense. IMO rather than forbid internet access, an idea to explore is treating the internet as some sort of public area with similar jurisdiction. Thus, if you send an unsolicited dick pic it'd qualify as indecent exposure which is punishable by law. I think this makes more sense because regulating internet access is hard. You can get public wifi pretty much at any airport or coffee-shop. What doesn't quite make sense is that showing your dick to someone without them wanting to see it can get you a fine or even jail time if you do it in person, but in a photo, video or call online is not punishable.