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This seems to imply normalizing scanning of private information between kids. All I see is getting them used to governmental privacy infringement early, so they
by stjohnswarts 4y ago
This seems to imply normalizing scanning of private information between kids. All I see is getting them used to governmental privacy infringement early, so they won't complain about it later as adults. Very sneaky of them. Again it's "to save the children"
- BlargMcLarg 4y agoTo clarify, the sexting part of the proposal[0] is only there to modernize. Loosely translated: >For example, sexting is no longer punishable if this happens with consent. This is seen as sexual experimentation behavior among youth. It has nothing to do with scanning private information. It only legalizes what would realistically never appear in court except for twisted revenge cases most of the Dutch shake their heads at (girl sends boyfriend nudes under mutual consent, they break up, now ex-boyfriend tries to accuse her of breaking the law which is technically true, but absurd). [0]: https://www.rijksoverheid.nl/onderwerpen/seksuele-misdrijven/wetsvoorstel-seksuele-misdrijven https://www.rijksoverheid.nl/onderwerpen/seksuele-misdrijven... (Dutch)