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Your inability to think of any possible benefits to age verification shows that you’re more emotional than rational about the subject. I’m not saying that the
by awakeasleep 6mo ago
Your inability to think of any possible benefits to age verification shows that you’re more emotional than rational about the subject.
I’m not saying that the potential benefits outweigh the detriments, but they do exist.
- a456463 6mo agoLike what? Have the perpetrators in epstein files been brought to justice? THere are different ways to tackle: for example explicitly fining OpenAI, Google, Meta etc. and not individuals and people who need E2E encryption, free OS and free speeech. Sounds like you would rather live in a dictatorial authoritarian police state instead of thinking for everyone. And take care of your own children. They are not my problem. GTFO
- ronsor 6mo agoThere's a good chance they've thought of the possible benefits and determined that the benefits are so small relative to the negative side effects that they round to 0.
- ishouldstayaway 6mo agoI can think of plenty of hypothetical benefits. But it's not worth it; the cure is worse than the disease.
- conception 6mo agoThere’s no benefit that a vchip style header on websites that browsers can use to set age limits locally isn’t the better option for.
- Drunkfoowl 6mo ago[dead]