Parental controls: exist
Law makers: But what if we made people submit really sensitive information instead of requiring websites to identify themselves as adult for the purpose of content filters?
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What, parents actually parenting and monitoring what their children do? Talking with them about being online?
Granted I say this sarcastically and then mom and dad both fall for AI garbage on Facebook yet again so maybe I should rethink that they are even capable of having a discussion on critical thinking
Stop blaming individuals for systemic problems
The irony being this sort of thing will make people more used to sharing very sensitive information online and more likely to fall for phishing attempts. Like the parents who couldn't figure out parental controls in the first place probably are.
To save costs on VPN services, Rsync the wank bank for all your mates to share. This month it's Daves turn so expect lots of scat but I did put in a request for incest too.
What's the schedule on airdropping porn mags into the UK woods?
Alabama or West Virginia?
What's the difference between Alabama style and West Virginia style incest?
Pretty much just the side dishes: Alabama dunks it in sweet‑tea BBQ sauce while hollering "Roll Tide," West Virginia soaks it in moonshine, hands you a pepperoni roll, and cranks "Country Roads" on repeat. Same brochure; just different tailgate menus.
West Virginia has it right; I don't know what a pepperoni roll is but what's incest without moonshine? That's like a thorn without a rose.
The rose is the moonshine in this scenario?
I guess it depends how attractive your family is 🤷♂️
The problem is that once it will be normal to request IDs for porn, the same will be extended to everything else with excuses like “let’s do it for the kids” or “if you don’t have anything to hide…”.
VPNs… yeah sure, until there will be a crackdown on those too.
Good luck. Even China isn't able to fully crack down on VPNs or Tor.
China doesn't want to
Just like the US gov not catching drug lords when they do stupid stuff
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My VPN is in Switzerland, they have strong protective laws, for now.
Guess we'll all have to download and prepare to share!?!
"Footy"?
Short for football
Which is long for soccer.
Which is, in turn, short for association football
TIL!
Is there a joke I'm missing?
I think the UK recently enacted a law requiring photo ID for accessing porn sites. A VPN can get around this.
Also gaming sites, any nsfw marked channel on discord even if its for memes, certain games on steam, just a shit ton of stuff that I expect to keep expanding beyond the scope of porn.
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Saw a comment saying the ID process accepts any ol' ID sample pic you find from a quick image search online.
1 million McLovins beating their meat while the government watches from the cuck chair.
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I'm all for VPN services, but I seem to recall some sketchy things about Proton in particular - anyone have any alternatives they like?
Mullvad
mullvad is good for most casual users but if you want to do anything technical i’d steer clear.
you can’t forward the ports anymore in mullvad. don’t get me wrong, they did it as a measure to reduce the volume of CSAM and other trauma-inducing imagery their administrators had to deal with and i totally respect that reasoning. people get legitimate PTSD moderating and administrating certain platforms/services.
just a shame torrenting gets made harder for everyone because of a handful of despicable individuals.
The reason they disabled this was it was a possible privacy leak. This means if you are using a VPN that enables port forwarding, you might be at risk.
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