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Related, but my prediction is that by the end of the decade internet anonymity will be gone forever. Social will be the first place it falls with governments re
by etimberg 4y ago
Related, but my prediction is that by the end of the decade internet anonymity will be gone forever. Social will be the first place it falls with governments requiring SSO to a government run IdP that is verified by ID
- paxys 4y agoEnd of anonymity and end of large scale unfiltered user-generated content. The internet is going to become like every other form of information media where a tiny group of people/companies is publishing and the rest of us are consuming, no questions asked.
- ketzo 4y agoI could get behind this prediction just because it feels like you could take literally any political affiliation and still end up pushing for it.
- MacsHeadroom 4y agoLibertarian? Privacy conscious liberal? First amendment conservative? No.
- gtop3 4y agoIt's not impossible, but that's a lot of tech for the fed to setup and they aren't the best at consumer level software. There's also the fact that many political players utilize the anonymity of the internet in their campaign tactics. Not to mention the possibility of connecting to a VPN to circumvent the requirement for using a US ID. I think it's more likely to see intelligence agencies insist on more direct control over stopping "viral" spread of "disinformation", and to at least threaten to hold platforms responsible.
- throwaway742 4y agoThey'd probably outsource it. REAL ID by Meta or something horribly dystopian like that