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Reverse that. All things should be considered UNRATED (adult) by default. Adults that want to should set a flag in the OS account, which should be passed alon
by mjevans 4y ago
Reverse that.
All things should be considered UNRATED (adult) by default.
Adults that want to should set a flag in the OS account, which should be passed along (or optionally also set as a child account) by browsing software. In child safe mode such software would then follow a set of local policy decisions and refuse to operate with content not declared child safe. Such an account feature might also forward the data to other accounts for review (parent, guardian, teacher, etc).
THEN, the enforcement, sites which incorrectly claim to be a given rating should get hit with the charges that enables.
- jvalencia 4y agoI really like this. An industry enforced standard with consequences would stop most problems.
- out-of-ideas 4y agoAgreed; the ISP is paid by an adult, adult paid for computer/tv/ect, and its the adult to state when said child can operate such equipment. Last I'm aware said adults dont let children watch TV completely unrestricted (having an adult locking adulty-content). It should be up to parent/guardian to oversee what kid is doing and lock them out, with younger kids getting more supervised attention. Keep our IDs/PII/phonenumbers out of browsing the web. We could go a step further by banning highly accurate fingerprinting and make things nice n generic; hopefully making ads as generic as the wonderful ads as-seen-on-tv.