alt Hacker NewsThe laws being made to “protect” children seem to always have the side effect of removing security and privacy protections from adults.
There has to be a middle ground.
The laws being made to “protect” children seem to always have the side effect of removing security and privacy protections from adults.
There has to be a middle ground.
The tech community has had pretty much free reign over the last few decades, and has always chosen adult convenience over child safety (and mostly profit over both). The "middle ground" probably involves a bigger transfer than this.
There's probably a much better solution than "adults vs children" but very few with our expertise seem seriously interested in solving for safer children, which essentially leads to inexpert solutions gaining popular support.