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thatKamGuy
sh.itjust.works

I wonder how long it will be until we run out of sane countries we could VPN into, in order to avoid all of this nonsense.

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aussie.zone

As a matter of interest, I wonder where is the closest/fastest non fourteen eyes country that has good privacy laws?

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thatKamGuyreply
sh.itjust.works

Singapore, Malaysia and Indonesia are your best bets currently - they’re not perfect, and who knows for how much longer..

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SpaceRanger13reply
lemmy.zip

Nevermind, they have "AI" on the job. I'm sure that will keep those kids safe

Instead, the guidelines will direct platforms to take a "layered" approach to assessing age with multiple methods, and to "minimise friction" for their users — such as by using AI-driven models that assess age with facial scans or by tracking user behaviour.

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ozzyreply
olio.cafe

They will use our interactions, age id and cookies to track our behaviour... and tax our fediverse platforms for linking to the media outlet

"and the government also has plans on foot to tax platforms unless they pay media outlets for news content shared by their users"

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melbaboutown
aussie.zone

I saw this browser plugin for parents to install and it looks like a far better alternative. Sorry couldn’t find a good non-X link. The guy is a UK security expert called Paul Moore.

https://www.linkedin.com/posts/thecyberspy_onlinesafetyact-ideas-activity-7360686462025031681-r8BS

Edit: Seems there’s already been an Online Safety Act related security breach in the UK https://www.linkedin.com/posts/paulmoore2014_onlinesafetyact-security-activity-7361391510275166210-k2nY

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