When used this way the law only serves a purpose of being a tool of oppression. On Twitter an underaged person can trivially find porn, that would still be the

When used this way the law only serves a purpose of being a tool of oppression. On Twitter an underaged person can trivially find porn, that would still be the case if every single German resident posted using the NSFW filters, or not even posted at all, so: - The law does not stop or even impede underaged children from accessing pornography, but - the law is criminalising Germans and appears to be applied selectively That doesn't sit right. If the German Government is truly interested in this initiative, they need another way to detect and block porn on computers used by children, and not by attempting the Sisyphean task of putting the world's pornography behind age verification systems.