mangle (five nights at freddy's 2 and etc) created by miobadders
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ALSO this may sound silly of me, but I WILL DRAW A HUGE MURAL OF TONS OF SEXY LADIES IF THIS BILL IS SHOT OUT OF THE AIR‼️

USE THIS AS A MOTIVATOR IF YOU HAVE TO‼️

FIGHT FOR YOUR RIGHTS. DO YOUR PART‼️

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    marx

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    thomstorm said:
    What is Kosa? I've only now heard of it

    Kids Online Safety Act. Basically they want to a bill in the U.S. that will force us to provide extremely private information (state ID, SSN, facial recognition, etc) in order to our age so we can to websites containing adult content. Similar to what Discord and Bluesky have already done for the U.K.

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  • KOSA: because why be a responsible parent when you can make it everyone else's problem instead?

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  • marx said:
    Kids Online Safety Act. Basically they want to a bill in the U.S. that will force us to provide extremely private information (state ID, SSN, facial recognition, etc) in order to our age so we can to websites containing adult content. Similar to what Discord and Bluesky have already done for the U.K.

    Keep in mind Discord is trying to do that worldwide, too.

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  • I'm from the UK so I have to deal with the OSA Online Safety Act at the moment. Have had to since July of last year. Wonder if they'll revoke or undo it around the time it came into existence next year.

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  • What I find annoying is the amount of times the US Gov't keeps using the "Protect the children" and or "Think of the children" as an excuse to attempt to a bill that will ruin everyone's (in the US) day. Really pulling that heartstrings on protecting the innocent as a tool instead you know, actually protect the innocent and letting parents be parents.

    And find it funny on how most of us are taught to "never give out any personal information about yourself on the internet" the whole "stranger danger" kind of thing. Yet here we are doing the excite opposite and just asking for the next massive data breach of everyone's private information.

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  • marx said:
    Kids Online Safety Act. Basically they want to a bill in the U.S. that will force us to provide extremely private information (state ID, SSN, facial recognition, etc) in order to our age so we can to websites containing adult content. Similar to what Discord and Bluesky have already done for the U.K.

    Also note: one of several such bills basically being bundled as one item at the moment. It sucks to have to keep doing this, especially with all the sneaky tactics they try to slip it through.

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  • Data

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    eeejake22 said:
    What I find annoying is the amount of times the US Gov't keeps using the "Protect the children" and or "Think of the children" as an excuse to attempt to a bill that will ruin everyone's (in the US) day. Really pulling that heartstrings on protecting the innocent as a tool instead you know, actually protect the innocent and letting parents be parents.

    And find it funny on how most of us are taught to "never give out any personal information about yourself on the internet" the whole "stranger danger" kind of thing. Yet here we are doing the excite opposite and just asking for the next massive data breach of everyone's private information.

    Websites can barely manage to keep their s safe. No sense in letting them be the only thing protecting us.

    Also doesn't help that the President fired the Cyber Security Review Board, so they cannot even gauge threats...

    As for why I'm here, I'm the idiot who chose the name "Data" and the comment mentions blips for me every time the word is used.

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  • marx

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    cybermann said:
    Keep in mind Discord is trying to do that worldwide, too.

    I'm not surprised given what they pulled around the start of the year. And I know even with that they didn't say they'd quit, just that they'd review it again in 6 months or something along those lines.

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