Don’t call it age verification.
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Don’t call it age verification. Call it centralised personal data collection. And understand that it serves surveillance, not safety for children. Thank you for your cooperation.
(kindly check your nearest infosec.exchange member if antifascism is right for them)
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Don’t call it age verification. Call it centralised personal data collection. And understand that it serves surveillance, not safety for children. Thank you for your cooperation.
@jwildeboer rule of thumb: if corp or politics say theyll do it for the children, its always a lie. nobody cares about children
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Don’t call it age verification. Call it centralised personal data collection. And understand that it serves surveillance, not safety for children. Thank you for your cooperation.
@jwildeboer and when I went to update my dTap shot in order to get that I had to divulge my gender and other intrusive invasive and totally worthless information that has nothing to do with my health and it's all in the name of surveillance and collecting data
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Don’t call it age verification. Call it centralised personal data collection. And understand that it serves surveillance, not safety for children. Thank you for your cooperation.
@jwildeboer I'm sure it's perfectly safe
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Don’t call it age verification. Call it centralised personal data collection. And understand that it serves surveillance, not safety for children. Thank you for your cooperation.
"if I have been using your service for over 19 years, do not ask me for age verification or I will find a competitor"
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Don’t call it age verification. Call it centralised personal data collection. And understand that it serves surveillance, not safety for children. Thank you for your cooperation.
@jwildeboer it's certainly an easier sale than convincing voters they should just auction off the driver's license database registry
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Don’t call it age verification. Call it centralised personal data collection. And understand that it serves surveillance, not safety for children. Thank you for your cooperation.
@jwildeboer I've been calling it what it is, government idenity monitoring. That seems to resonate with a few people who are otherwise calloused from privacy erosion.
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Don’t call it age verification. Call it centralised personal data collection. And understand that it serves surveillance, not safety for children. Thank you for your cooperation.
@jwildeboer Facebook trying to shift the data risk and regulatory burden onto rivals.
Lawmakers need to ask the question: what would somebody like Trump do with this regulation?
Wherever you live in the world, there’s a wannabe Trump eager to place his boot on your neck.
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Don’t call it age verification. Call it centralised personal data collection. And understand that it serves surveillance, not safety for children. Thank you for your cooperation.
@jwildeboer it also helps platforms better verify human generated content, something valuable to AI companies right now.
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Don’t call it age verification. Call it centralised personal data collection. And understand that it serves surveillance, not safety for children. Thank you for your cooperation.
@jwildeboer
seeing how they handle school shootings...
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@ena @jwildeboer alt : the discord logo, with the text 'Papers, please', in the style of the Papers, please video-game
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Don’t call it age verification. Call it centralised personal data collection. And understand that it serves surveillance, not safety for children. Thank you for your cooperation.
@jwildeboer It always has been. "Protecting the children" my ass. It's just excuses.
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@jwildeboer rule of thumb: if corp or politics say theyll do it for the children, its always a lie. nobody cares about children
@DominikDammer
*cough* climate change *cough*
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Don’t call it age verification. Call it centralised personal data collection. And understand that it serves surveillance, not safety for children. Thank you for your cooperation.
@jwildeboer remember: "never give your personal details to strangers on the internet" includes big tech corporations.
*especially* big tech corporations.
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Don’t call it age verification. Call it centralised personal data collection. And understand that it serves surveillance, not safety for children. Thank you for your cooperation.
@jwildeboer "The billionaire who runs Palantir wants to know which specific devices around the world are being used by our children"
"The billionaire who runs Palantir is in the Epstein files"Mayhaps there is a reason other than security that he wants to know where all our children are
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Don’t call it age verification. Call it centralised personal data collection. And understand that it serves surveillance, not safety for children. Thank you for your cooperation.
@jwildeboer as far as I've seen so far, the only acceptible method for age verification is via an "older than X" attribute in the open source Yivi (previously IRMA) identity wallet, excluding additional identifying data.
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@jwildeboer but they have your data already…
Of all the instances to use to have such a terrible take… @kayo77 @jwildeboer
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Don’t call it age verification. Call it centralised personal data collection. And understand that it serves surveillance, not safety for children. Thank you for your cooperation.
@jwildeboer @daniel it's wild to me that people are not connecting the sudden identity verification in OSes and Anthropic not wanting to comply with US Govt mass surveilance contract
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Don’t call it age verification. Call it centralised personal data collection. And understand that it serves surveillance, not safety for children. Thank you for your cooperation.
@jwildeboer If you actually care about the children you should fight any such thing, because you replace one creep with another with a badge.
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@jwildeboer as far as I've seen so far, the only acceptible method for age verification is via an "older than X" attribute in the open source Yivi (previously IRMA) identity wallet, excluding additional identifying data.
Exactly .. With those kind of identifiers it is very well possible to keep the real data secure in a few vaults.
In NL banks have iDin. In a way similar. There are more solutions possible to use. -
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