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Age verification laws means every child predator who can create a website or an app will know if they're interacting with a potential victim.

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  • wwahammy@social.treehouse.systemsW wwahammy@social.treehouse.systems

    Age verification laws means every child predator who can create a website or an app will know if they're interacting with a potential victim.

    And now, with vibecoding, literally EVERYONE can create a minimal website or app. These legislators are serving up victims on a silver platter.

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    @wwahammy Yeah... I sent basically that to my local reps.
    With these sorts of laws, anyone can make a website, app, whatever, get the age (or age bracket or whatever) check for it, identify potential victims automatically, and flag them as such - providing a "child friendly" version designed specifically to exploit those who were flagged as underage.
    It's such an obvious attack vector.

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    • miss_rodent@girlcock.clubM miss_rodent@girlcock.club

      @wwahammy Yeah... I sent basically that to my local reps.
      With these sorts of laws, anyone can make a website, app, whatever, get the age (or age bracket or whatever) check for it, identify potential victims automatically, and flag them as such - providing a "child friendly" version designed specifically to exploit those who were flagged as underage.
      It's such an obvious attack vector.

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      @miss_rodent it's embarrassingly simple.

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      • wwahammy@social.treehouse.systemsW wwahammy@social.treehouse.systems

        @miss_rodent it's embarrassingly simple.

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        @wwahammy Completely trivial.
        Might as well just make a public database of vulnerable children and give it to every one of Epstein's "friends"

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        • miss_rodent@girlcock.clubM miss_rodent@girlcock.club

          @wwahammy Completely trivial.
          Might as well just make a public database of vulnerable children and give it to every one of Epstein's "friends"

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          @miss_rodent I've been trying to come up with a clever slogan about it related to Epstein. Any thoughts?

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          • wwahammy@social.treehouse.systemsW wwahammy@social.treehouse.systems

            @miss_rodent I've been trying to come up with a clever slogan about it related to Epstein. Any thoughts?

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            @wwahammy Nothing clever comes to mind right now, I like the idea though.

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            • wwahammy@social.treehouse.systemsW wwahammy@social.treehouse.systems

              @miss_rodent I've been trying to come up with a clever slogan about it related to Epstein. Any thoughts?

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              @wwahammy @miss_rodent
              Just say that the law mandates “Epstein cookies” on web sites. That is completely wrong, but so inflammatory that news orgs will feel compelled to publish long explainers about what it really does and how that relates to child predators.

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              • inthehands@hachyderm.ioI inthehands@hachyderm.io

                @wwahammy @miss_rodent
                Just say that the law mandates “Epstein cookies” on web sites. That is completely wrong, but so inflammatory that news orgs will feel compelled to publish long explainers about what it really does and how that relates to child predators.

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                @inthehands @miss_rodent that's pretty damn good, and accurate enough that it could see it working

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                • wwahammy@social.treehouse.systemsW wwahammy@social.treehouse.systems

                  @inthehands @miss_rodent that's pretty damn good, and accurate enough that it could see it working

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                  @inthehands @miss_rodent this honestly isn't that far from what originally came to mind for me a few weeks ago which was "Epstein headers". But that's because I was being too literal as an engineer. Epstein cookies is something average people would get.

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                  • wwahammy@social.treehouse.systemsW wwahammy@social.treehouse.systems

                    @inthehands @miss_rodent this honestly isn't that far from what originally came to mind for me a few weeks ago which was "Epstein headers". But that's because I was being too literal as an engineer. Epstein cookies is something average people would get.

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                    @wwahammy @inthehands Yeah, "Epstein cookies" works I think.
                    It also kinda makes my skin crawl a little to type, which, seems appropriate in this circumstance.

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                    • wwahammy@social.treehouse.systemsW wwahammy@social.treehouse.systems

                      Here's all they'd have to do:

                      * Create a chatbot in an app
                      * Give users over 18 the normal chat bot
                      * Give users under 18 a chat bot where they subtly give the user more manipulative responses.

                      You can vibe code that now except right now, there's no to know with certainty how old the user is. With age verification, they know for sure who to target.

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                      @wwahammy Skip the age verification signal entirely, apply AI to the task of identifying the age of the person they're conversing with and adapt accordingly. AI's really good at that, and it'd let you target even those minors who've spoofed their age well enough to fool the age verification system.

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                      • wwahammy@social.treehouse.systemsW wwahammy@social.treehouse.systems

                        Age verification laws means every child predator who can create a website or an app will know if they're interacting with a potential victim.

                        And now, with vibecoding, literally EVERYONE can create a minimal website or app. These legislators are serving up victims on a silver platter.

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                        @wwahammy No silly, because they have your ID you can't make anything.

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                        • wwahammy@social.treehouse.systemsW wwahammy@social.treehouse.systems

                          Age verification laws means every child predator who can create a website or an app will know if they're interacting with a potential victim.

                          And now, with vibecoding, literally EVERYONE can create a minimal website or app. These legislators are serving up victims on a silver platter.

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                          @wwahammy that’s a feature not a bug, I bet

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                          • tknarr@mstdn.socialT tknarr@mstdn.social

                            @wwahammy Skip the age verification signal entirely, apply AI to the task of identifying the age of the person they're conversing with and adapt accordingly. AI's really good at that, and it'd let you target even those minors who've spoofed their age well enough to fool the age verification system.

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                            @tknarr it works even better when it already knows you're a minor because the device told them.

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                            • 3janeta@beige.party3 3janeta@beige.party

                              @wwahammy that’s a feature not a bug, I bet

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                              @3janeTA you shouldn't worry, it's not like a group of very powerful people has ever wanted to abuse children.

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                              • wwahammy@social.treehouse.systemsW wwahammy@social.treehouse.systems

                                Here's all they'd have to do:

                                * Create a chatbot in an app
                                * Give users over 18 the normal chat bot
                                * Give users under 18 a chat bot where they subtly give the user more manipulative responses.

                                You can vibe code that now except right now, there's no to know with certainty how old the user is. With age verification, they know for sure who to target.

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                                @wwahammy
                                So pretty much what they teach in k-12 to under 18s today.. They sure want to control the minds and narrative don't they.

                                I've been reading "Lies my teacher told me" which is mostly what made me think of the above text lol.

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                                • wwahammy@social.treehouse.systemsW wwahammy@social.treehouse.systems

                                  Age verification laws means every child predator who can create a website or an app will know if they're interacting with a potential victim.

                                  And now, with vibecoding, literally EVERYONE can create a minimal website or app. These legislators are serving up victims on a silver platter.

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                                  @wwahammy what i am personally worried about is the possible repurposing of these “child-friendly measures” for more extreme conditions (say, requiring ID to access the Internet in times of crises/wars, where any any action online will immediately be tied to your identity - how could that go wrong, right?).

                                  That’s what happened with Russian regulators: first they started blocking sites distributing CSAM, drug sales, torrent trackers, etc.), developed the infrastructure and then… well, now you can’t use the internet properly without a solid VPN or byeDPI instruments. I’d like to think the rest of the world would learn from our mistakes…

                                  p.s. I’m sure other people have pointed this out already, but i still wanted to share my thoughts on the matter.

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                                  • lunacharskii@defcon.socialL lunacharskii@defcon.social

                                    @wwahammy what i am personally worried about is the possible repurposing of these “child-friendly measures” for more extreme conditions (say, requiring ID to access the Internet in times of crises/wars, where any any action online will immediately be tied to your identity - how could that go wrong, right?).

                                    That’s what happened with Russian regulators: first they started blocking sites distributing CSAM, drug sales, torrent trackers, etc.), developed the infrastructure and then… well, now you can’t use the internet properly without a solid VPN or byeDPI instruments. I’d like to think the rest of the world would learn from our mistakes…

                                    p.s. I’m sure other people have pointed this out already, but i still wanted to share my thoughts on the matter.

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                                    @lunacharskii I think it's a reasonable conclusion. I believe this will be exploited in certain US states to block kids access to information about LGBT people, abortion information and honest readings of history which acknowledge racism, sexism and other forms of oppression.

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                                    • miss_rodent@girlcock.clubM miss_rodent@girlcock.club

                                      @wwahammy Completely trivial.
                                      Might as well just make a public database of vulnerable children and give it to every one of Epstein's "friends"

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                                      @miss_rodent @wwahammy considering the profile of the mega billionaires in the Epstein files (allegedly!), and the fact they own or control a lot of social media and corporations and their websites, this is not in the least surprising.

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                                      • wwahammy@social.treehouse.systemsW wwahammy@social.treehouse.systems

                                        Age verification laws means every child predator who can create a website or an app will know if they're interacting with a potential victim.

                                        And now, with vibecoding, literally EVERYONE can create a minimal website or app. These legislators are serving up victims on a silver platter.

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                                        @wwahammy on the other hand, it would be less expensive for agents provocateurs to target the under-18 versions of everything.

                                        So actually, children will be learnt to exist in a social environment with higher percentage of spy actors, who just pretend they are like them to attract potential predators.

                                        What would possibly gone wrong with social environment, where high percentage of actors are either predators or predator hunters?

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                                        • wwahammy@social.treehouse.systemsW wwahammy@social.treehouse.systems

                                          Age verification laws means every child predator who can create a website or an app will know if they're interacting with a potential victim.

                                          And now, with vibecoding, literally EVERYONE can create a minimal website or app. These legislators are serving up victims on a silver platter.

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                                          @wwahammy It's true. I have a little Minecraft server that is a safe place for kids to play. I have friends who who are therapists and a psychiatrist who also is on there sometimes,. Many of these kids are their patients. And if I were a less noble person it would be easy to take advantage.

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