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This doesn't work, because something still has to be stored (unless you like the idea of being nagged everywhere you go online (including just clicking links) t
by ethin 10mo ago
This doesn't work, because something still has to be stored (unless you like the idea of being nagged everywhere you go online (including just clicking links) to "verify your age"). That upends the entire "well it's just like verifying your age at a bar" idea.
- LorenPechtel 10mo agoSession identity. You go to the verification website, your browser gets a token that you can use until you close your browser. But that doesn't expose the political opponents, it would not be accepted.
- ethin 9mo agoI mean, this still wouldn't work. Mainly because people would categorically hate it. I mean, would you want to have to "prove" your an "adult" (whatever that happens to mean depending on where you are in the world) every time your session gets terminated? What about non-browser apps?
- TZubiri 10mo agoWell I was originally thinking of a single bit "isVerified" But if you were reverified every time, that would be closer to the bar analogy. Although it does increase cybersecurity risk by repeated exposure.