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notTooFarGone | 1 month ago
You can solve the problem of age verification without limiting your free speech right. Those two get entangled all the time and it does not make sense.
notTooFarGone | 1 month ago
You can solve the problem of age verification without limiting your free speech right. Those two get entangled all the time and it does not make sense.
anonymous908213|1 month ago
Therefore, in practice, anonymity is the only way to safely express oneself in public. Privacy is the true bastion of the freedom of ideas. This is naturally lost when the means to communicate privately are stripped from us, when every word we've ever said is recorded and tied to our identity. Age verification could possibly theoretically be implemented in a way that does not immediately infringe upon privacy, but you surely know that there is no world in which it will ever be implemented in such a way.
notTooFarGone|1 month ago
but all in all this is solvable and the best we got.
It's miles better than any "upload your face or ID to some third party".
We can't let perfect be the enemy of good here and allow the worst systems to flourish now.
FrostViper8|1 month ago
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Chilling_effect