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I think a white listing system could work. Let each country have it's own set of tags (us-7, us-13, ca-violence) which websites can include in headers or meta-t
by irq-1 3y ago
I think a white listing system could work. Let each country have it's own set of tags (us-7, us-13, ca-violence) which websites can include in headers or meta-tags. Then browsers and (mitm-)proxies could be configured with an accepted list. It would work well for schools, kiosks, kids devices that the parents control, and home routers. Websites would have clear guidelines per country and incentives to comply and include the tags. Encryption and privacy would ensure that the rest of the web operates as it does today; current software wouldn't need to change.
- zamadatix 3y agoSay your website is hosted in Madeupland, which hasn't implemented such a system in a legal fashion, and falsely advertises us-7 tag compliance. What happens?
- gjsman-1000 3y agoWell, for better or worse, you get your tags with a digital certificate from a third party (kind of like the ESRB rating) verifying compliance. But you get a public key to prove it.
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