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richsouth

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    Comment #48539878

    I'm guessing that as an adult I'm going to have to show my passport / drivers licence or something else to go on YouTube now? Stuff that.

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    Comment #48539869

    Because they're all going to go outside and skip and run and jump and skim stones rather than sitting in a darkened room playing Fortnite.

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    Comment #48538433

    They have no idea how it can be enforced - I think they think computers can do anything. Will this mean age verification on anything that's even slightly social. Will I (as a 45 ye…

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    Comment #47947819

    Don't you mean www.altavista.com ?

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    Comment #47846639

    Shocker - these agents aren't actually intelligent. They take best guesses and use other peoples' work it deems 'close enough' and cobbles something together with n 'thought' behin…

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    Comment #47515623

    But they don't - either through lack of knowledge or just can't be bothered to enforce it because they don't want to upset their kid. If parents were doing this already, the govern…

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    Comment #47334436

    I think that went into the Google Graveyard years ago

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    Comment #47244787

    THIS so much! I'm more at risk from the US and my own (UK) government than the Chinese, and in answer to the questions below: - No I don't know anyone from or in China - I'm highly…

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    Comment #47231340

    What do you mean 'finally' - surely 'redundancy' or 'natural disaster' is reason enough.

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    Comment #46856688

    Because as we all know, lines of code == quality of code.

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    Comment #46552370

    So only PAYING customers can make CSAM and distribute it openly. Nice one.

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    Comment #46311723

    "Developers of apps that use end-to-end encryption to protect private communications could be considered hostile actors in the UK." <-- What about HTTPS, the thing that secures mos…

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    Comment #46311712

    Developers of apps that use end-to-end encryption to protect private communications could be considered hostile actors in the UK. <-- HTTPS does this. What about secure sites like …

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    Comment #43330715

    I've head the kinds TV show Bluey is especially good for dogs as it's mostly in their visible colour spectrum - I must say, our dog does seem to watch it when we have children over…

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    Comment #31421170

    It might be immoral, but if you're trying to make money using their service I can't see there being a legal reason to prevent them doing this. I meant, they (Google) need the money…

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    Comment #30160353

    They do so much stupid stuff in the crossword (REBUS, missing letters, un-ordered phrases) that they can make a mess of anything. I HOPE they'll keep it as it is but just charge fo…

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    Comment #16527851

    And without it we wouldn't have a space programme because they always launch after 0.