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incorrect. Same principle at play, you want access to something, that thing is age restricted, the vendor of the thing wants you to provide proof of age.
by keithnz 8mo ago
incorrect. Same principle at play, you want access to something, that thing is age restricted, the vendor of the thing wants you to provide proof of age.
- trinsic2 8mo ago> you want access to something Object. Internet, communication medium <- not a physical object. If it was a device that you were using to access that communication, then yes I would agree with you, but at that point they would have to age-gate the computer that gives you that access. This is clear as day and all you are doing ins proving yourself wrong.
- keithnz 8mo agodoesn't matter whether it is an object or not. The age verification is the gateway before you get access, doesn't matter if it will let you chat, or if it would send you a bottle of alcohol after passing the check