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Well, sure. But that doesn't answer my original question - which 3rd party provider do you trust more with your own data more than the government[which in most
by gambiting 2mo ago
Well, sure. But that doesn't answer my original question - which 3rd party provider do you trust more with your own data more than the government[which in most cases already has this data]
- stvltvs 2mo agoData ownership is just one area of concern. Controlling our access to the internet is another. If age verification was an open standard, we could hope for competition so that we could jump ship from a bad actor. If one blocks our access, we would have alternatives. In theory. Not so with a centralized government-mandated service.
- K0nserv 2mo agoWho is in charge of certifying implementers? What happens when I provide an implementation and don't verify anything at all?
- stvltvs 2mo agoI'm not saying age verification is a good idea, just that a centralized government-mandated implementation is a bad way to do an already bad idea.