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If most of the public are in favour of the Online Safety Act, then how is it a failure of democracy to have it? I give you the top FT comment: >I, for one, am
by tim333 1y ago
If most of the public are in favour of the Online Safety Act, then how is it a failure of democracy to have it? I give you the top FT comment:
>I, for one, am glad that porn is being age-restricted online. It gives young people false ideas. You'll never get a plumber to come around to your house that quickly in real life.
- Philpax 1y agothat is a joke comment
- olddustytrail 1y agoYes, it is. Well observed. Didn't there used to be a explainingthejoke user on here? Whatever happened to them?
- graemep 1y agoThe Online Safety Act has a reach and consequences than restricting access to porn. As has been mentioned on HN many times it is causing forums to shut down, and people to move to social media instead. It is causing forums in other countries to shut out British users. It is essentially making UGC something only businesses, especially the tech giants, can do. Even with porn age verification is a concern.