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  • I'm sorry she's having to deal with this BS. I have a feeling the next step is to arrest her in a pullover for having an invalid license when the cop doesn't believe the M instead of the F and says it's fake. Or when she tries to go to a bar and gets told its fake.

  • Im pretty sure every domino in that image is in the process of falling down, not just trans...

  • Stadia worked on chrome browsers. I think you needed their controller though, but I got mine for free with a Chromecast purchase. For TVs you needed a Chromecast or a Android TV

  • This still allows the government to see which service provider you are using.

    That was a poor choice then. They can do this with ZKP and not even know that.

    Like it should be doable where sure the website might ask the government if its valid, but the government doesnt know who owns the token, so all they know is someone accessed the site, not who. So they could know general traffic to sites, but that would be it.

    There would be ways to hide even the site as well where the website gives you a non identifying token to use with yours and be verified by the government as well, then they only know some site is requesting verification and sign it back to you as valid and you return it to the site. In this one the government only knows your using it, but not where.

    Edit: clarity, but also if they put this much effort into the system using ZKP, this oversight almost sounds intentional so they can track people / population usage even if less.

    Edit: 10 years from now - our age restriction service shows traffic to porn hub increased 10x over the past decade while poverty has increased! PornHub is clearly the cause of our poverty situation we should ban it! The traffic is too high! A bit over the top, but the info is still useful to them.

  • Wow, almost 2 years to verify it was or wasn't hit. Hope the person who made the hit is still alive to cheer it.

  • It says this is near the front, I hope they have a quick way to tear it down if shit goes sideways so the Russians cant use it.

  • I wonder if any companies would ever accept that as proof hah.

  • First time I'm hearing about a non google OEM made phone, that would be amazing!

  • And immediately blocked.

    I'm not against AI, I use it, but I want to be using it on my terms, not have it shoved into everything I use.

  • You can make them biometric and still be private, but that's even more effort which they wont spend.

  • Microsoft Board: But Google lost so much money on Stadia!

    Voice on speaker: but Google didnt have me, Bing.AI!

    Microsoft Board: DONE. MAKE US RICH!

  • They're gonna be so stupid about this its 100% going to somehow end up in training data.

  • the technology itself and mistrust of government are, at least partly, different things

    I don't personally think so when it comes to technologies like this that can be used to surveil and/or control a population (edit: and especially that are being heavily driven by governments)

    It's pretty much a given that it will be used against us as history has shown us its always the case.

    Trying to separate them out, gives them the extra support they need to pass it through and then abuse it.

  • The basis is its how the world communicates and they become the gate keepers to communication and knowledge. Its like book banning on topics they don't like but on a scale much more massive.

    They're already banning internet content from people that shouldn't be about sexual health because its not about protecting kids its about controlling them and people.

    You gotta be a good sheep and they're going to do their best to make you one.

  • This has been tried before and never worked well. What makes you think its going to work any better now?

    I even have a free controller google gave me when they tried it.

  • No, we still need to be against it. I said tracking and controlling, not just tracking.

    They are already blocking resources that shouldn't be blocked from youth, and even a privacy centric method would still let them do that, and then expand it to anything at a whim in the future.

    We don't want the internet built on this infrastructure, it would br a disaster.

  • Because its not about age verification, its about tracking and controlling you and making a privacy respecting solution isn't compatible with that.

  • Grok isn't a company, its xAi

  • The warning is futile. Everyone that partakes will do it at least once.

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