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I'm surprised we still don't have a standard way of setting birthdate on browsers or OS. If we had, then setting could be given (and locked) by parents..
by adr1an 3y ago
I'm surprised we still don't have a standard way of setting birthdate on browsers or OS. If we had, then setting could be given (and locked) by parents..
- e44858 3y agoSeems like such an obvious solution. Almost free to implement for websites, just return a “content-rating” header, instead of having to integrate with a costly ID verification system. Only downside is that it doesn’t make it easier to track people /s
- chromoblob 3y agoHow would you block all proxies which give access to same website, except replacing the lockable birthdate input with another input that is not lockable?
- graftak 3y agoJust a ‘is this user of age X?’ query would suffice. Obtaining it should require user interaction, and there should be a limit of maybe 3 distinct ages per domain that can be requested. No need to give out more details than needed.