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Because 'online' is the entire planet, including sellers in foreign countries. Would you like to have "digital borders" between countries, where data has to sho
by breadwinner 1y ago
Because 'online' is the entire planet, including sellers in foreign countries. Would you like to have "digital borders" between countries, where data has to show some sort of passport to cross the border?
- noosphr 1y agoAgain, if I want to import pron from Japan I need to not only prove I'm 18 to the border censors but make sure the pron is legal locally. Plenty of people have been arrested for importing things legal in Japan that are illegal in the West. Plenty of countries have laws on the books that make it a felony to even look at what's on the average Japanese store bookshelf while you're in Japan. Why should the laws be different just because you're moving electrons instead of atoms?
- int_19h 1y agoThey shouldn't, of course. Those existing regulations that you're referencing are equally bad for all the same reasons, and we should get rid of them.
- delusional 1y agoI mean if the alternative is complete lawlessness, then I suppose I do want digital borders. AMA.
- dangraper2 1y agoChallenge accepted
- dangraper2 1y agoHow old are you?
- cindyllm 1y ago[dead]
- derbOac 1y agoThis ruling kind of assumes the opposite in some ways, that the strictest law anywhere applies everywhere. It's not digital borders, it's no borders but where the most draconian authoritarian law supercedes everything.
- delusional 1y agoHow does it do that? It doesn't seem to mandate age verification when a user from Poland access a server in France. Only when one of the parties (either user or hoster) is within the jurisdiction.