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> we simply ignore it and let the children turn out idiots as well There is not a lot of safeguarding against this in the real world tbh. At the very least I t
by trashb 7mo ago
> we simply ignore it and let the children turn out idiots as well
There is not a lot of safeguarding against this in the real world tbh. At the very least I think the OS or internet age verification is not the place to start improving this.
- gzread 7mo agoThere is some. Bars won't serve minors. The standardisation of parental controls law (the CA/CO one) is much closer to "bars won't serve minors" than it is to "camera drones will follow minors around to make sure they don't drink alcohol"
- nottorp 7mo ago> Bars won't serve minors. Bars also won't display a copy of your ID on the main street like digital "think of the children" initiatives are likely to.
- gzread 7mo agoNeither does the California/Colorado parental controls API law.
- FuriouslyAdrift 7mo agoIf you get caught with a fake ID they sure as heck do. Had many a friend in college with a copy of their ID on the wall of shame.
- nottorp 7mo agoYou're missing the analogy. The virtual bars will keep copies of the ids, fake or not, and "accidentally" post a random percentage of them, fake or not, in the main square. Or sell 100% of them to data warehouses to make an extra buck.