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>Don't know. Let's let the people who have the most interest here figure out a workable way around this. You don't think people have thought about this shit si
by eatsyourtacos 3y ago
>Don't know. Let's let the people who have the most interest here figure out a workable way around this.
You don't think people have thought about this shit since the internet started? There is literally no viable way- otherwise it probably would have already happened.
So honestly the entire argument is completely moot unless you want us to video chat with someone to verify our identity and age before we decide to search for a naughty image.
- woeirua 3y agoNo, that is not what happened. State governments initially did put into place age verification restrictions. Those restrictions were struck down by the Supreme Court in Ashcroft v ACLU because SCOTUS believed that content filtering could be a suitable alternative. 20 years later, we know that content filtering is an abject failure. So the states are passing these laws to get before SCOTUS again to overturn Ashcroft v ACLU. The market never did this because they never had to before, and the internet has also drastically changed since this was first brought up.