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> governments mandate that ... Websites/apps/etc. MAY label content (via headers) indicating when their content/service is/isn't appropriate Which government?
by WarOnPrivacy 1y ago
> governments mandate that ... Websites/apps/etc. MAY label content (via headers) indicating when their content/service is/isn't appropriate
Which government? This list of pornographic film studios indicates they reside in many countries.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_pornographic_film_studios https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_pornographic_film_stud...
Past that, the USA alone has thousands of governments. Many have opinions.
- scott_w 1y agoUnfortunately the UK has demonstrated that it’s quite possible to go after a lot of adult material even beyond our borders.
- stebalien 1y agoI completely agree. I'm not saying that all websites containing nudity must contain a "nudity" label as defined by some specific country, I'm saying: 1. Governments MAY define labels like "gov.texas.bill1234-compliant". 2. Websites MUST NOT apply this label to their content unless the content actually complies with Texas' bill1234. Websites may ALSO proactively label their content with advisory labels like "advisory.may-contain-nudity", but those would have no legal meaning.
- WarOnPrivacy 1y ago> I'm saying ... Governments MAY define labels like "gov.texas.bill1234-compliant". What do we think a Latvian porn host is likely to do in response to that?