> But I believe anonymous speech is important, and once you require age verification you necessarily sacrifice anonymity. I agree with you here. It's not a pro

> But I believe anonymous speech is important, and once you require age verification you necessarily sacrifice anonymity. I agree with you here. It's not a problem that I think can be solved through legislation. American law enforcement has proven that it'll collect data in a multitude of ways when needed contextually. They shouldn't be handed additional tools to do so. And I'm not talking about dragnet surveillance, I'm talking about the law creating tons of instances of E2EE getting in the way of "justice", which seems to be an increasingly-common problem, and that in turn being used to rationalize making E2EE illegal like it is in some other places already.