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I think there is a widely accepted view that children have limited rights, that may include free speech - porn included. They have no right to vote in all count
by AdrianB1 4y ago
I think there is a widely accepted view that children have limited rights, that may include free speech - porn included. They have no right to vote in all countries, no right to drink in most, no right to own guns (looking at USA mainly), so a limit on free speech does not look like a new approach to children's rights.
- jkercher 4y agoI think he is getting at this part "non-mass scale platform." He's implying it only protects the big players that can afford the change.
- mrguyorama 4y agoDo you think everything in this world should be doable as a mom and pop business? I don't. For example, I wouldn't want a moon-lighter handling my medical records, or my money accounts and credit cards. We have many examples where limiting who can work in certain spaces has become reasonable.
- jacobr1 4y agoWhile this is generally true for any regulation ... for small businesses we do have one approach to address the problem of regulatory compliance: outsourcing to specialized firms. For example small sites can just use an identity provider (maybe something like AuthO presuming they add an age-verification module) which can be easily integrated.