UK Porn Age Age -Überprüfung ist hier – aber was ist, wenn wir Teenager irgendwo schlechter schicken?
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Von vriska1
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Of course it will lead to children getting lured into unregulated channels and groups, but I somehow find this hilarious and I’m looking forward to the self-indulgent pity stories to surface soon.
Here we go…
This is such a typical UK attitude.
„I encourage my kid to drink at home instead of parenting him about alcohol because otherwise he’d be becoming an alcoholic somewhere else.“
„We need to let kids see women getting choked and treated like sex toys on a major porn platform because it would be worse if they looked at anything weird.“
I hate that the internet is becoming more regulated because it’ll mean we all end up paying more and have less access to all kinds of information. But the reality is that the free availability of porn damages kids.
We can either spend money on services/resources for kids or at least block them from seeing what harms them. There are schools literally caving in on them and people voted to close down all of their services to give Boomers gold-plated welfare.
It’s going to lead to people handing over pictures of their faces to go on fake websites and then getting scammed/blackmailed.
People still fall for the Nigerian Prince scam…
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I am 100% sure this law was dumb, first we’re giving our personal info to companies which could be shady for the sake of age verification, secondly instead of viewing things from this more safer website now they could be lulled into more malicious places to view these things.
It’s almost like these laws are created by people who don’t understand how the internet work and what places are truly safe and unsafe.
Plus if they truly wanted to have a better form of age verification the government should’ve made an app where they can do it themselves, and you can link it to the website and all it would send is a positive or negative confirmation so you don’t have to actually give the site your personal details.
I always thought that one of the most damaging elements was young children sensing their peers explicit photos of themselves.
Having access to cameras on phones is for me, the real problem. It leads to bullying, blackmailing, peer pressure etc.
This element is still unregulated, young teens with a full powered smart phone is massively unhealthy, and I’d go as far as dangerous.
There’s plenty of sites with out the verification or alternatively duck duck go app gets around it , of course kids aren’t going to go on the dark web looking for porn ! This argument is equally as ridiculous as the argument for the age verification system
A silver lining is that at least 1 MP is going to get caught up in a high profile ID scam from a porn site – I guarantee it.
But the damage caused to get that one hilarious outcome isn‘ worth it.
* Kids are going to find weird unregulated porn, or, even worse make their own.
* Pretty extensive ID data and browsing data is going to be harvested by non-uk companies
* We’re already seeing support groups for drugs, alcohol and even domestic abuse being flagged as NSFW and requiring ID, preventing people accessing them.
* There are going to be a ton of scams about.
Easier option would be to educate parents on how to manage device parental controls. Both iOS and android have really good, simple to use and easy to manage parental controls. If parents can’t be arsed with that then we have a greater problem that can’t be masked.
Its strange that cant view adult content in UK, but install VPN switch to Afghanistan and its OK. We are now more restrictive in what you can access online than a country controlled by the Taliban
This was never something that needed regulation or laws, it was a parenting issue
I can’t believe they introduced this without a .gov age verification portal that is used across all age related sites!
Restrictions imposed on normal tax paying adults because some parents don’t give the faintest fuck about what their iPad kids are accessing. Great. For the first time in my adult life I am starting to agree with the argument of nanny state