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Do you really believe that your computer asking you if you're over 18 is government spying? I don't believe that you really believe that.
by tardedmeme 5mo ago
Do you really believe that your computer asking you if you're over 18 is government spying? I don't believe that you really believe that.
- soraminazuki 5mo agoAnd how exactly do you validate your age? Government-issued IDs. Attaching government-issued IDs to every digital activity is the surveillance apparatus's wet dream, and it's not like these motives are hidden. So between this and equating opponents of this policy with cryptobros in your other comment, I have a hard time believing your accusation of bad faith as anything other than good old DARVO. It's also the tired old argument that's constantly raised by encryption ban/backdoor proponents too. How many times do they have to be debunked, ugh. If you're against the EFF on these kind of issues, it's typically a good time to reevaluate your position. https://www.eff.org/issues/age-verification https://www.eff.org/issues/age-verification
- tardedmeme 5mo ago... You don't. Did you actually read the law you're complaining about? It says the OS shall ask the person who creates an account what is the age bracket for that account. No verification is required. In fact the same law makes it illegal to verify this.
- soraminazuki 5mo agoEven if true, that's an obvious farce. There's zero chance that these people will be satisfied at just asking for personal information and not checking. Next time, the rhetoric will be "we've already agreed to mandate age verification, why aren't we actually verifying?" Furthermore, age verification is being pushed at multiple jurisdictions across the globe. They're trying multiple approaches to get this through and seeing what sticks.
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