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"protecting" children by providing specific ages to data harvesters. as per usual, liberal policy doing the exact opposite thing they claim it does.
by dirtikiti 7mo ago
"protecting" children by providing specific ages to data harvesters.
as per usual, liberal policy doing the exact opposite thing they claim it does.
- burnt-resistor 7mo agoIt's not a liberal policy, it's an illiberal one bending the knee to feudal techbros.
- tylerritchie 7mo agofor the california legislation there were no "nay" votes. it's disapointing this performatively protective stance permeates both dominant right-of-global-center parties in America, but it is "all of them"
- lyu07282 7mo agoPretty much the same laws in red and blue states yeah. It always gets confusing when Americans use the word liberal, everyone is a liberal, it never meant *your* liberty.
- wpm 7mo agoWell yeah: Meta wrote the bill, Meta greases palms in their home state, Meta gets their bill unanimously passed.
- enoint 7mo agoIt's quite conservative. Liberalism means I can use my device with no laws in between.
- kmijyiyxfbklao 7mo agoNot conservative (there's nothing traditional about this) or liberal, just surveillance authoritarianism.
- enoint 7mo agoIn the past, children were not allowed their own phone. To be particularly cautious, smartphones have not proven a net good; and we're 20 years in.
- LiEnby 7mo ago> surveillance authoritarianism. last i checked thats what their so called "traditional values" and "conservatism" were actually.
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