Let's remind everyone what a safe internet actually means.
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@aubrey True thus we should fight governments with better solutions. But the digital world can't become a lawless place or catered just by big corps.
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@Tutanota why age verification is not safe? Internet should be 35+ only. Because it destroys brain tissues with cat pictures.
@rbuzz@mastodon.social @Tutanota@mastodon.social internet should be 80+ only to make it safe for seniors, of course. adults have the chance to make seniors uncomfortable and as such the internet should only consist of seniors.
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@gonun13 You block legal porn sites, people will get to illegal porn sites full of potential malware. Or simply to torrents.
Age verification online solves absolutely nothing. Better education is the solution.
On the other hand, blocking social media is a double edged sword. 1: It might keep children safe from toxic behaviour; but they won't learn to recognise such behaviours once they are adults. But i guess once you are an adult you don't matter anymore? Hence, education is the solution.
1/2@Azarilh I agree Education is key and blocking is a double edged sword.
But the current ecosystem is causing a complete brain rot of an entire generation fueled by big corps and authoritarian regimes. Thus we need to start gatekeeping and moderating some usages or at least creating digital safe networks where devices handled by minors can connect freely. Children should be allowed to grow naturally and not jump start to all the crazy shit adults like to sell. -
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That is Stigmata what you are saying. You are correct on the 3rd but nut on the first 2. The First two has to be regulated and not to be banned. And i mean it also in context of minors. Because you are make it as a Tabu and this is violence the minors indirectly. This is Double Standard if you argument that censoring everything is a good way to protect minors because that will make more victims if that Topics are stigmatized by everyone. That will get more violence not less.@Chris2000SP @Tutanota oh dear...
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@aubrey
Yes that is true. The Verification by the EU App is 1. on Smartphone only 2. The Credentials are saved on that Smartphone 3. the App Talks every time your're Verify your age with the gov server in a hack of a lot times
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@irisnk Non me l'aspettavo di leggere questo.
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@Chris2000SP @Tutanota oh dear...
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Let's remind everyone what a safe internet actually means.
Share this & Spread the word!
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@Azarilh I agree Education is key and blocking is a double edged sword.
But the current ecosystem is causing a complete brain rot of an entire generation fueled by big corps and authoritarian regimes. Thus we need to start gatekeeping and moderating some usages or at least creating digital safe networks where devices handled by minors can connect freely. Children should be allowed to grow naturally and not jump start to all the crazy shit adults like to sell.@gonun13 Yes, i just don't think outright banning social media to minors is the solution. I'd rather governments fining and eventually blocking specific social media sites if their moderation is inadequate. Also doom scrolling should be illegal, as well as algorithms that promote negative interraction.
Yet no laws about any of that. Blocking social media outright is literally incompetence. Social media sites do all of that stuff cos it's legal.
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@aubrey EU is doing such software and it's open source. They are very transparent about how it works.
@Azarilh The client software may be open source, but we don't know what's happening on their servers
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@Azarilh The client software may be open source, but we don't know what's happening on their servers
@aubrey We can know how the software communicates with the servers, what information it gets.
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@aubrey We can know how the software communicates with the servers, what information it gets.
@Azarilh Yes, that is true. But is it actually written, so there is no way to connect your profiles with your identity? I haven't read the source code to be honest
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@Azarilh Yes, that is true. But is it actually written, so there is no way to connect your profiles with your identity? I haven't read the source code to be honest
@aubrey I am not sure if it's completely safe, i am waiting for the final version then we can rate it.
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Let's remind everyone what a safe internet actually means.
Share this & Spread the word!
Safer for whom?
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Let's remind everyone what a safe internet actually means.
Share this & Spread the word!
@Tutanota Odds are, eVenn this scales.
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Protecting your safety online starts here: https://tuta.com/blog/minimum-password-length@Tutanota IYPS as one of the apps, where everyone can experiment and check password strength in offline mode. Android version: https://f-droid.org/en/packages/com.iyps/
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@Tutanota Odds are, eVenn this scales.
@numodular lol, clever, that.
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@gonun13 Yes, i just don't think outright banning social media to minors is the solution. I'd rather governments fining and eventually blocking specific social media sites if their moderation is inadequate. Also doom scrolling should be illegal, as well as algorithms that promote negative interraction.
Yet no laws about any of that. Blocking social media outright is literally incompetence. Social media sites do all of that stuff cos it's legal.
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