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@EUCommission

You cuntsuckers love to hide behind children. Because who would dare speak out against them?! Who would dare risk making themselves out to be in favor of child abuse?

But the reality is that continually you use children as a shield to justify sweeping reductions of fundamental rights. More and more, you justify exclusionary politics for the sake of control and gubernatorial stability—NOT safety. Not the safety of the people, that is. Not the safety of the people who really matter, but the safety of an oppressive status quo which is destroying not only human autonomy, but the planet itself.

Eat shit.

@EUCommission Guys, you are *so close* to actually getting it.

(Hint: It is not "age verification" - aka. total digital surveillance.)

@EUCommission yes, but there is always a but. It cannot be at the expense of adult users sacrificing their privacy. I am not responsible for other people's children. Leave taking care of children's digital safety to parents.

@EUCommission age verification will not make a safer internet, not for children and not for adults.
But how about making an internet where kids aren't bombarded with advertising? 🧐

@EUCommission Dear EU, this morning my email address was handled via dark web to some spammers, who tried to book a hotel in Saarbrucken, and two sex scammers tried to scam me with two emails from an unsecured microslop online system.

There is no protection against nonsense like this. No ID verification would have stopped that. There are so many bad actors stealing our data and abusing trusted systems. Stop collecting IDs from lawful citizens. Do up cybersecurity.

@EUCommission I like that you think the answer to an potentially less than 100% safe padded cell environment is to create the most unsafe possible environment. Good job! 👍

@EUCommission you shouldn't be asking people to use tifu themselves, make companies comply, not users.

@EUCommission

So, are you actually holding tech platforms accountable?

Or doing "age verification", forcibly identifying every user so you can conduct surveillance on those who don't agree with the government, and putting everyone's I.D.s online to be data-leaked?

@EUCommission

Never gets old.

🖌 John Jonik

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@EUCommission so spying on everybody it is and handing over our privacy to the tech bro's who are at fault in the first place for making it less safe. We do not have to ask if you lit are stupid but rather how much

@EUCommission no need to add my comment to share what I think about it. I think you guys know that this is NOT a solution, nor is it close to being anything like a "solution"

@EUCommission The social media areas should be exactly the same as the social areas in our towns and cities and general life. They should be (as far as possible) free from those who would cause harm to others, who cause offense or intimidation or violence toward other members of that society. It is up to the Tech companies to provide these safe spaces for all by policing their social areas and removing all those who exhibit criminal and anti-social behaviour no matter who they are.

@EUCommission by providing a method to verify that a person is an adult, you are implicitly also adding a method for bad actors to verify that someone is underage, and someone they can take advantage of. The only safe solution is for sites to know less about their visitors, not more.

@EUCommission very high. Good.
You've made quite a few laws ensuring child safety.
Let's consider a law successful if children are safe.
Have the unsuccessful tries been revoked and the incompetent supporters been removed?
No - you definitely should. Child safety is important. But I consider abusing children for mass surveillance as child abuse.

@EUCommission All is good but age verification systems are not the solution.

@EUCommission Avete toccato un tasto che qui, sul fediverso, non dovevate toccare.

@EUCommission You could dismantle the whole attention economy by making it impossible to offer their services for free by making their customers the product. Just by regulation, without any tech.

If for-profit social media would not be free, most kids would have no access. In fact, most adults would stop wasting their life there too. It would solve not only child safety but make the life of everyone better. Without the need for age verification and building a surveillance state.