@aubrey I am not sure if it's completely safe, i am waiting for the final version then we can rate it.

@aubrey We can know how the software communicates with the servers, what information it gets.

@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.

@irisnk Non me l'aspettavo di leggere questo.

@TCMuffin @Tutanota My password generator is my hands smashing the keyboard.

@aubrey EU is doing such software and it's open source. They are very transparent about how it works.

@gonun13 2: It might keep them ignorant on important stuff if their education is bad. Some parents are queerphobic, and children discover about queerness only in social media, which is extremely helpful. Some children only get emotional support from social media, as they CANNOT get it in person due to discrimination. This law puts at risk queer children.
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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.
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@abody @Tutanota POP/IMAP is not safe tho?

@rebane2001 Pure evil, will spread it.