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You've just leaked your identity to the third party! These third parties tend to be US based, as well. That always raises privacy questions due to "Safe Harbor
by pjc50 1y ago
You've just leaked your identity to the third party!
These third parties tend to be US based, as well. That always raises privacy questions due to "Safe Harbor". It was completely stupid of the government not to even provide a UK age verification service before putting this in place.
- edent 1y agoIt isn't a leak if you do it intentionally. There are lots of age-verification providers in the UK / EU. The industry had plenty of notice this was coming and reacted accordingly.
- arthens 1y ago> It isn't a leak if you do it intentionally. "Do it intentionally" is a funny way to spell "I'm forcing you to do it by law and if you don't you won't be allowed to communicate with other humans in a digital form or access digital content". And even then it's still a leak when the provider inevitably gets hacked and all your data is out there and you have no legal recourse to get reasonable compensation for it.