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> (for whatever definition thereof) See, that's why this can't be solved technically. Pornhub has a decent amount of sexual health material on it so there's a
by baby_souffle 2mo ago
> (for whatever definition thereof)
See, that's why this can't be solved technically.
Pornhub has a decent amount of sexual health material on it so there's an argument to be made for allowing teens access to at least parts of it.
> privacy being the bit which has to be done perfectly.
> It cannot work perfectly
So we agree that this is going to end poorly?
- ben_w 2mo ago> See, that's why this can't be solved technically. Which "this"? There's multiple things here. I'm suggesting one specific "this" (anonymous age verification) in response to another "this" (the internet is not suitable for all ages). > Pornhub has a decent amount of sexual health material on it so there's an argument to be made for allowing teens access to at least parts of it. There's more content on the internet than any human can consume in a lifetime, so the presence of age-appropriate stuff as a subset of some website is no more relevant than how the intro to a porn film ("there's something wrong with my fridge, it's sooooo hot", though I am thinking of a beer commercial parodying this) is not itself 18 or R18 or whatever your local certification is called. > So we agree that this is going to end poorly? On the contrary, literally all the rest of my comment after that quote is cut explain why we *do not agree* about this.