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We already have an outright ban for children under 13 and that hasn't been shot down on First Amendment grounds. I don't see why that number couldn't be bumped
by mcpackieh 3y ago
We already have an outright ban for children under 13 and that hasn't been shot down on First Amendment grounds. I don't see why that number couldn't be bumped to 18.
(Technically it's not a complete ban because it has an exception for parental permission, but it's a de facto ban because companies don't want to deal with it.)
- Der_Einzige 3y agoIt’s a de jure ban because everyone lies about their age. Defacto means that they do real actual age verification