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Homomorphic encryption and trusted third parties are proposed to limit government visibility into site visits and avoid identity leak in age checks. The Austra
by ggm 2y ago
Homomorphic encryption and trusted third parties are proposed to limit government visibility into site visits and avoid identity leak in age checks.
The Australian privacy commission and the CSIRO seem to believe it's a viable model. Anything involving a TTP causes some grief, but in this space it's often about least-worst choices.
It has to be said that devolving sex-ed to porn sites is causing significant distress to young minds. A cohort are growing up thinking choking is normalised. On the other hand they should have some idea what a clitoris is.
- bigfatkitten 2y agoThe underlying premise of all of this, of course, is that governments have any interest at all in limiting their own visibility.
- WarOnPrivacy 2y ago> On the other hand they should have some idea what a clitoris is. Alternatively, learning everything involved in a birth - ex: nesting, kegels, stimulating oxytocin production, birthing positions, what is an episiotomy, what are signs of preeclampsia, how to examine the placenta, cord cutting practice - this would give youth a much broader perspective from which to consider the clitoris.