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I have no issue with labelling requirements for large commercial operations. To be honest I thought we already had that for adult content, given the specific TV
by YellOh 3y ago
I have no issue with labelling requirements for large commercial operations. To be honest I thought we already had that for adult content, given the specific TV/radio limits and the "confirm you're 18" popups so popular on the web.
I realize I'm beating a dead analogy here, but I don't think we should impose
those labelling restrictions on independent hobbyist websites, just like we don't require licensing or ingredient labelling for small bake sales.
But even if we did, "label obviously-adult content" would be way more reasonable than "collect personal information to verify the real-life identity of site visitors, and log this sensitive data so it can be accessed (/hacked) later"