Age Verification Is Coming for the Whole Internet
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What a throwback. I was on there but then it stopped suddenly.
I was hoping it still lived on, and had improved bootstrapping and search.
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Yes, the EU with their draconian and dystopian plans just go over our heads and do it.
All quiet and sneaky, no articles in the sold out press, only small specific outlets or sites that investigate privacy or tech. -
Suppose true, then we'll reduce the use of "the whole Internet".
OK, we won't, no tools yet.
I really love Briar, except it's functionally not quite there yet, and the desktop kind of such application synchronized with neighboring ships, so to say, with a delay-tolerant Web alternative, would be good. Over various links and media.
Anyway, it's not a technical problem, it's a social problem. Not really different from ID checks on the streets and everywhere you go in the city, except much of the city got virtualized. And ID checks on the streets are automated by cameras everywhere and face recognition.
Social problems are resolved in the legal, social, protest, civil war fields.
ID checks on the streets and everywhere you go in the city, except much of the city got virtualized
Except on the internet, you can still create your own street with your own rules.
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Also apps that don't need servers. Switched to this for staying in touch with family p2p, works surprisingly well https://keet.io/
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Time to buy Death Stranding 2 I guess
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And as soon as that happens, I'm out. I'd rather just opt out of the modern internet. I already have to deal with my information getting leaked from various different services at least once every couple years it seems. I can change a credit card or a password, I can't change my ID.
wrote last edited by [email protected]Only once every couple of years! Wow you've got it good!!
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There's fucking off, then there's what the government can do. It'
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oh no, the world will find out I'm 50. oh the shame, oh the horror.
Youngster, you don't know what you're saying
Yeah, I'm older than you.
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This is why the Dark-web exists.
- Tor
- I2P
- Yggdrasil
- LokiNet
- FreeNet
- ZeroNet
- GNUnet (In the distant future)
Did I miss anything ?
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I will move to freenet, i2p and tor
Tor was a U.S. government supported service and guess who pulled the plug on it.
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Good!! Lets jail all the pedos too
Who let the Trumper in?
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Do they publish their protocol or how it works anywhere? Their site didn't seem to have much technical info at first glance
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Got this response from one of the developers:
Looks like a routing issue, it works when navigated to from the index page without a full reload.
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ID checks on the streets and everywhere you go in the city, except much of the city got virtualized
Except on the internet, you can still create your own street with your own rules.
If you buy\rent a house (suppose) intended as, well, housing, and make a family diner there without registration, you will break the law.
They can easily do this with the Internet.
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I have personally never found tech articles arousing in that way
Speak for yourself... 🥴
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Tor was a U.S. government supported service and guess who pulled the plug on it.
Really? I haven't really used Tor but I can't find anything about that. What happened?
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Really? I haven't really used Tor but I can't find anything about that. What happened?
Current US administration stopped funding it as part of their slide towards corporate-driven dystopia, I believe. Tor itself is still out there, just a little more strapped for cash than it used to be.
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Can you have age verification and still be anonymous on the Internet? (Fixed fukted typo)
No.
Well, technically yes, but that's not happening.
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Ok, do any good mesh networks exist today that people actually use? I'd love to invest in some hardware and join some form of this.
Well, the internet is a mesh network and is pretty good.
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Got this response from one of the developers:
Looks like a routing issue, it works when navigated to from the index page without a full reload.
Its a server configuration issue. If you have a SPA even server side frameworks that uses native paths you need to configure the server to send all requests to the main application. You'll find documentation of how to do this in the setup for every framework I've run into.
