This is what I've literally been saying. Stop being afraid to talk about using fake IDs they want you to self-censor this speech so people don't know and abuse it.
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- !opensource@programming.dev
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The outcomes were completely predictable. Teens were using sharpies and pictures of golden retrievers to defeat the age verification systems. Others utilized the more reliable VPN technology to defeat the censor walls. The technology became an absolute security and privacy nightmare following the Discord breach, the AgeGO scandal, and additional data leaks and breaches to boot.
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They should solve this problem by using the same enforcement methods with alcohol access on underage social media users. I never knew anyone in high school who ever drank!

...who could have seen this coming?...
Not systemd
Completely different. All systemd devs did was add a 100% optional field. You can put anything in that field. Or nothing. End of story.
Stop spreading misinformation.
Maybe they should just have an open set of fields with key value and stop bending over.
Stop dismissing authoritarianism.
i'm just so concerned that this is the horseman of the end of the private internet, or what was left of it.
they aren't going to give this up or walk it back. i reckon they'll instead try to stand up more invasive verification.
This is one zestily written article from a website I've never heard of before.
โIf people want to vent like that, then so be it,โ said Wipfli, a radio broadcaster known to Australians as Wippa, speaking from his home in Sydney.
Radio stations should mandate age verification /s