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Ok but households with underage people tend to also contain adults, who might want access to such content... Without incredibly invasive technical measures, pro
by franga2000 2y ago
Ok but households with underage people tend to also contain adults, who might want access to such content... Without incredibly invasive technical measures, proper filtering just isn't possible. And given how trivial it is to bypass basically any filtering even for someone with no tech knowledge, I don't see a reason to even try.
- dredmorbius 2y agoSee my last 'graph. Different devices would be assigned to different VPNs or VLANs. It's not an absolutely secure system, but it strikes me as at least as functional as present systems, and far less intrusive. It would require content providers to self-label where possible, and be subject to third-party labeling where the provider/publisher itself doesn't, won't, or cannot. I've reasons to believe that most would be reasonably willing to participate.