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.
I call it Identity Surveillance.
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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
Let me assure you, There's is 100% chance they are going to be people suing each other online for hurt feelings, once anonymity is gone. Arrests will be made base on hints of what is seriously or jokingly mentioned.I left Facebook 15 years ago when they asked for my ID, at that time I was using a moniker handle. I was shocked that a social network demanded my ID (someone wanted to attempt to sue me) because was saying a lot of unsavory political things to Bush-voters. I just never gave Facebook my ID, and they closed my account.
This experience repeated on twitter a few years later. Now I see Discord and Google are doing it.
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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 absolutely a play to snatch the Midterms, too.
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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.
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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 predict that more than one implementation of age verification will allow the user to check a box to indicate that they live in a jurisdiction that does not require it.
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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 absurdity of it is mind blowing. Does anyone who works on regulations have an idea how risky it is to give random social media vendors legitimate interest in processing IDs?
Those will leak, get hacked, and people's biometric will be available for purchase. One can change their password, but the face? -
@jwildeboer but they have your data already…
@kayo77 @jwildeboer The corporate collection and control of personal data facilitates the sale of it. The beneficiaries are criminals, corrupt politicians and investors who profit from financing and selling it onto authoritarian regimes. Doing that means #GDPR can be cancelled to further extract compliance and monies from the people so as to take away any idea of freedom ground on the equality of civil rights! #Freedom #FascistGrowth
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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 "Surveillance Masked by Ageism"
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@jwildeboer I predict that more than one implementation of age verification will allow the user to check a box to indicate that they live in a jurisdiction that does not require it.
Probably not, when geolocation is simple.
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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 CEOs of the corporations pushing for age verification all over the planet have likely raped children.
They're also the ones who always push their own agenda as something that must be done 'for the children.' They've been doing that in the United States since Reagan.
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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 whenever someone says “won’t someone think of the children” I’ve learned to check where my wallet is because someone’s trying to rob me.
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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.
@jwildeboer What it really is, is they want to make it so we're never anonymous.
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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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