CIRCLE WITH A DOT

¿Te querrás creer que en MundoRural se siente igual? Cultura de consumo sobra, no hay un fin de semana que no esté saturado de cosas. De la de verdad, en comunidad, hay, pero mucho menos. Un ejemplo: https://maximalismo.blog/cultura-patio-tupac

We're talking about very different systems. In Spain, for the past 82 years, all citizens have had an official identity document issued by the state. This document contains an electronic certificate that allows us to identify ourselves online to government agencies. With this type of infrastructure, a neutral state point is viable, one that simply certifies and responds with true or false to the legal requirements of any particular online service. The online service does not receive any other information than the complaining (or not) of the person on the other side of the connection with law requirements. No other data have to be shown or saved.

I don't see the connection with free software because I'm not aware of any legal restrictions on using free software repositories by underage, and I cannot imagine it as a political possibility.

CC: @bjoreman@toot.cafe @HennaVirkkunen@ec.social-network.europa.eu

Excuse me Daniël, but I don't understand the problem. Wasn't the goal to prevent people under the legal age from accessing the service? Once that was achieved, what's the failure?

CC: @bjoreman@toot.cafe @HennaVirkkunen@ec.social-network.europa.eu

There is a simple way: the EU establishes a «neutral point of identity» similar to the passage of Spanish administration https://pasarela.clave.gob.es/. Just the regulation enabling it have to make sure it doesn't store data on which sites you visit.

This service only has to respond to the provider's request affirmatively or negatively given legal conditions to access its site.

CC: @HennaVirkkunen@ec.social-network.europa.eu