Ubuntu Linux is planning to comply with Age Verification law.
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@nixCraft will this reach downstream Mint?
or upstream Debian (does it still exist?)
@Sassinake @nixCraft Seeing as if they don't they face $7500 per violation, their hands are tied at this point. People are blaming the developers when they cannot do anything about it. These walking dinosaurs need to be removed from power and replaced with people who actually understand technology and why this is a terrible idea.
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@nixCraft
The heck?!
The fact that you are using Linux isn't age verification enough?!?
@ingonymous @nixCraft Not anymore, more and more kids are moving to Linux now. My nephew is 10, seen my distro and said he wants that. Will be installing it for him next week lol.
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@ferricoxide I shall keep fighting and I shall do what I must for as long as I can, rather than give up/obey in advance like you seem to want me to do. This is wrong. @nixCraft
@thejessiekirk@ohai.social @nixCraft@mastodon.social
Much like the evil corporations you think you're fighting, I don't give a fuck what you do. I'm just pointing out that the amount of work you'll need to put in to try to avoid it is likely going to mean that you're going to spend more time maintaining than using …and, that when you do use, you're likely to be cut off from a lot of things at any rate.
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Ubuntu Linux is planning to comply with Age Verification law.
On the unfortunate need for an "age verification" API for legal compliance reasons in some U.S. states
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@petealexharris @Sassinake @nixCraft If they want to continue to be allowed in the US and soon the EU, they absolutely will.
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Ubuntu Linux is planning to comply with Age Verification law.
On the unfortunate need for an "age verification" API for legal compliance reasons in some U.S. states
@nixCraft No, they are discussing it. There is no clear plan yet at all.
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Ubuntu Linux is planning to comply with Age Verification law.
On the unfortunate need for an "age verification" API for legal compliance reasons in some U.S. states
@nixCraft as noted in https://masto.bike/@stephavelo/116171037808417595 , the statement in your post is not accurate. Please update your post to correct the misinformation or take it down.
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@nixCraft as noted in https://masto.bike/@stephavelo/116171037808417595 , the statement in your post is not accurate. Please update your post to correct the misinformation or take it down.
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@Sassinake @nixCraft Debian is discussing it and will likely comply as well.
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@Sassinake @nixCraft Seeing as if they don't they face $7500 per violation, their hands are tied at this point. People are blaming the developers when they cannot do anything about it. These walking dinosaurs need to be removed from power and replaced with people who actually understand technology and why this is a terrible idea.
Privacy is a fucking HUMAN RIGHT, and includes anonymity.
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Ubuntu Linux is planning to comply with Age Verification law.
On the unfortunate need for an "age verification" API for legal compliance reasons in some U.S. states
@nixCraft oh, I thought this was a joke...
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Ubuntu Linux is planning to comply with Age Verification law.
On the unfortunate need for an "age verification" API for legal compliance reasons in some U.S. states
@nixCraft So many people in this thread picking on Ubuntu for this, but it’s certainly not limited to them, or even just to commercial distros. Here’s the #Debian discussion on the matter. https://lists.debian.org/debian-devel/2026/03/msg00016.html
Yes, this requirement is bullshit. No, pretending it doesn’t exist is not a viable response.
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Ubuntu Linux is planning to comply with Age Verification law.
On the unfortunate need for an "age verification" API for legal compliance reasons in some U.S. states
Not sure you have the facts straight on this one ...
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