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How are you going to verify the age of someone coming in from another country?
* for the US Internet. Internet access, even on cafe shop wifi, in India is trace backable to the ID of the user already.
How would internet access in a coffee shop be traced to the specific user?
* for the US Internet. Internet access, even on cafe shop wifi, in India is trace backable to the ID of the user already.
How would internet access in a coffee shop be traced to the specific user?
I wonder what the psychological effect of having little or no privacy would do to people. Are we all going to be paranoid schizophrenics? How would a world of paranoid schizophrenics work? How insane are world events going to be from that point on?
China is an example of this. Somewhere that, according to the UN's data, executed "undesirable" people with such gusto that it incidentally decreased the organ donor waitlist time so low that it couldn't be explained by any other factor. "Perfect" security is only attainable with zero dissent, zero individuality, zero privacy, and zero freedom.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Organ_transplantation_in_China
This is not compelling. The internet I know and love has been dying for a long time for unrelated reasons. The new internet that is replacing that one is an internet that I very much do not love and would be totally ok to see lots of it get harder to access.
How are you going to verify the age of someone coming in from another country?
Realistically all but the largest sites are going to contract out age verification to third parties. There will probably be verification companies that will have a wide range of verifications.
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How would internet access in a coffee shop be traced to the specific user?
In Switzerland you are forced to receive an SMS code to your phone on every portal in every public space everywhere to establish your identity on every network. No SMS = No public wifi anywhere in Switzerland.
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How would internet access in a coffee shop be traced to the specific user?
In Switzerland you are forced to receive an SMS code to your phone on every portal in every public space everywhere to establish your identity on every network. No SMS = No public wifi anywhere in Switzerland.
Why they don't use zero knowledge proof? Also question for the USA constitution experts, is this considered a violation of free speech? The article is not clear on this.