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2003: children shouldn't tell their age, name, or personal information to anyone on the internet for their safety

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  • imbl@social.treehouse.systemsI imbl@social.treehouse.systems

    2003: children shouldn't tell their age, name, or personal information to anyone on the internet for their safety

    2026: children are legally required to tell their age, name, and personal information to everyone on the internet for their safety

    zleap@techhub.socialZ This user is from outside of this forum
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    @imbl

    Good way to put it

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    • imbl@social.treehouse.systemsI imbl@social.treehouse.systems

      2003: children shouldn't tell their age, name, or personal information to anyone on the internet for their safety

      2026: children are legally required to tell their age, name, and personal information to everyone on the internet for their safety

      konstantin@chaos.socialK This user is from outside of this forum
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      #39

      @imbl being legally required to identify children could make it weirdly easier for what Epstein has built up...

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      • imbl@social.treehouse.systemsI imbl@social.treehouse.systems

        2003: children shouldn't tell their age, name, or personal information to anyone on the internet for their safety

        2026: children are legally required to tell their age, name, and personal information to everyone on the internet for their safety

        inkycicada@penfount.socialI This user is from outside of this forum
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        #40

        @imbl also make sure your profile pic is you standing in front of your home, preferably with numbers visible

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        • imbl@social.treehouse.systemsI imbl@social.treehouse.systems

          2003: children shouldn't tell their age, name, or personal information to anyone on the internet for their safety

          2026: children are legally required to tell their age, name, and personal information to everyone on the internet for their safety

          crystal_fish_caves@mstdn.partyC This user is from outside of this forum
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          #41

          @imbl
          may I presume to add a corollary?

          1984; self thinking robots are evil and will eventually enslave humanity
          (coincidence this came out in 1984?)

          2026; self thinking robots are unavoidable, will take over humanity, but hey at least we wont have to work anymore!

          #eattherich #ai slop will ruin the planet and take your jobs; the billionaire overlords have spoken

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          • imbl@social.treehouse.systemsI imbl@social.treehouse.systems

            2003: children shouldn't tell their age, name, or personal information to anyone on the internet for their safety

            2026: children are legally required to tell their age, name, and personal information to everyone on the internet for their safety

            tsia_@chaos.socialT This user is from outside of this forum
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            #42

            @imbl but only to corporations. They never would have any interest in exploiting that information

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            • imbl@social.treehouse.systemsI imbl@social.treehouse.systems

              2003: children shouldn't tell their age, name, or personal information to anyone on the internet for their safety

              2026: children are legally required to tell their age, name, and personal information to everyone on the internet for their safety

              rusty__shackleford@mastodon.socialR This user is from outside of this forum
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              #43

              @imbl @phudgins

              Following image circulated - June, 2020

              Hope this helps bridge the gap!

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              • apophis@yourwalls.todayA This user is from outside of this forum
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                #44
                @lispi314 @reiddragon @imbl i think at this point if you see a random stranger say "pedophile" you can safely assume it is intentionally being used synonymously with "chomo"
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                • tcatinreality@mastodon.socialT tcatinreality@mastodon.social

                  @imbl

                  Yeah, things change.

                  In 2003, platforms were largely benign and parents needed to watch out for individuals.

                  In 2026, the platforms have optimised their algorithms to bring danger to children so government needs to regulate the platforms' access

                  apophis@yourwalls.todayA This user is from outside of this forum
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                  @TCatInReality @imbl in 2026, the platforms and the apparatus legally regulating them are owned by the exact sort of individuals that are a threat to children
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                  • apophis@yourwalls.todayA This user is from outside of this forum
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                    #46
                    @lispi314 @reiddragon @imbl oh yeah it's awful, just circling back to the stupidest mob instinct of "kill the dirty badwrong people" in place of any rational attempt to hold people who do bad things responsible and also remove them from and keep them out of positions where they do those things

                    but given *these* particular sorts we're talking about i figured i'd pick my battles
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                    • imbl@social.treehouse.systemsI imbl@social.treehouse.systems

                      2003: children shouldn't tell their age, name, or personal information to anyone on the internet for their safety

                      2026: children are legally required to tell their age, name, and personal information to everyone on the internet for their safety

                      matildalove@wetdry.worldM This user is from outside of this forum
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                      #47

                      @imbl

                      the common thread here is you must trust the corpos and distrust your neighbors

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                      • imbl@social.treehouse.systemsI imbl@social.treehouse.systems

                        2003: children shouldn't tell their age, name, or personal information to anyone on the internet for their safety

                        2026: children are legally required to tell their age, name, and personal information to everyone on the internet for their safety

                        phracker2art@mstdn.socialP This user is from outside of this forum
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                        #48

                        @imbl
                        Nearly every draconian policy is framed from the perspective of "Think of the children!"

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                        • apophis@yourwalls.todayA apophis@yourwalls.today
                          @TCatInReality @imbl in 2026, the platforms and the apparatus legally regulating them are owned by the exact sort of individuals that are a threat to children
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                          #49

                          @apophis @imbl
                          The "apparatus legally regulating" is the government.

                          It's a democracy. We can overcome regulatory capture. We must.

                          Otherwise, we are totally ceding control to the techbros

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                          • imbl@social.treehouse.systemsI imbl@social.treehouse.systems

                            2003: children shouldn't tell their age, name, or personal information to anyone on the internet for their safety

                            2026: children are legally required to tell their age, name, and personal information to everyone on the internet for their safety

                            antdude@mastodon.socialA This user is from outside of this forum
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                            #50

                            @imbl what about the 90s?

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                            • imbl@social.treehouse.systemsI imbl@social.treehouse.systems

                              2003: children shouldn't tell their age, name, or personal information to anyone on the internet for their safety

                              2026: children are legally required to tell their age, name, and personal information to everyone on the internet for their safety

                              njsg@mementomori.socialN This user is from outside of this forum
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                              #51

                              @imbl 2003: you shouldn't follow shady links in e-mails, and such e-mails are probably SPAM or worse

                              2026: you need to follow shady links in e-mails, and even Google deploys that in legitimate messages

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                              Thank you, Google

                              [This is a blog post that I wrote back in October, but forgot to post. Probably because even I found it to be too boring, but since I wrote it, I guess you have to read it. That’s just fair.]…

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