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[Jack Of Blades]

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[MRAnon86]

That's the kind of mentality that I think most people have, even when you explain the risks, some people just don't really care. Until we start seeing some real negative consequences for regular people most people will feel that way.

I think it is, unfortunately, that most people fit into one of 2 ways of thinking; Either the "I like the guise of safety and security even when it is pretty much fake" or the, "it doesn't affect me, so I don't care"
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[mrjohndoelawlz]

That's the kind of mentality that I think most people have, even when you explain the risks, some people just don't really care. Until we start seeing some real negative consequences for regular people most people will feel that way.

The sad state of affairs is that most people aren't concerned with online privacy, full stop. Said buddy of mine is more than happy to ask his Google home assistant thingy to turn on his lights. How many other people have something similar to that like Alexa, always listening to everything being said content with the megacorps' pinkie promise that it's totally not surveillance.

 

[Jack Of Blades]

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I think it is, unfortunately, that most people fit into one of 2 ways of thinking; Either the "I like the guise of safety and security even when it is pretty much fake" or the, "it doesn't affect me, so I don't care"
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[Deleted member 225533]

The sad state of affairs is that most people aren't concerned with online privacy, full stop. Said buddy of mine is more than happy to ask his Google home assistant thingy to turn on his lights. How many other people have something similar to that like Alexa, always listening to everything being said content with the megacorps' pinkie promise that it's totally not surveillance.

My kingdom for voice activated light fixtures.

 

[MaxDongus]

The sad state of affairs is that most people aren't concerned with online privacy, full stop. Said buddy of mine is more than happy to ask his Google home assistant thingy to turn on his lights. How many other people have something similar to that like Alexa, always listening to everything being said content with the megacorps' pinkie promise that it's totally not surveillance.

What's really strange is when someone seems to get it, but then completely flips. "Damn, these smart home assistants are creepy. I don't want Google listening to everything I say." And then they'll buy one the next day.

 

[Jack Of Blades]

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[Smogman]

There is always gonna be someone who disagrees with your lifestyle. Chances are it's someone working for a large corporation and wants to make someone have a bad day. Yea I agree, stay away from anything that ruins your privacy.

 

[Ellwinde]

Disagreeing with someone else's lifestyle or political views or really anything is perfectly fine. But trying to change it against their will is absolutely not. The only exception is if they are actively endangering themselves or others in what they're doing.
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There is always gonna be someone who disagrees with your lifestyle. Chances are it's someone working for a large corporation and wants to make someone have a bad day. Yea I agree, stay away from anything that ruins your privacy.

Disagreeing with someone else's lifestyle or political views or really anything is perfectly fine. But trying to change it against their will is absolutely not. The only exception is if they are actively endangering themselves or others in what they're doing.

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[Asdman]

There is always gonna be someone who disagrees with your lifestyle. Chances are it's someone working for a large corporation and wants to make someone have a bad day. Yea I agree, stay away from anything that ruins your privacy.

Just to throw in my highly inflated 2 cents.
Since forever ago there was always a trade off between security and convenience. And sadly the general public does not feel security, but they sure as heck feel inconvenience.
So even before the whole insert ID to use the Internet, people always threw away their privacy for convenience. Hence why security minded solutions are few niches of niches.

So yeah, adding age verification can be as dumb as the OS asking you to pinky promise that this is your DOB. Or something that would make Peter Thiel wet. Just depends on far they will take it.

 

[Ellwinde]

Just to throw in my highly inflated 2 cents.
Since forever ago there was always a trade off between security and convenience. And sadly the general public does not feel security, but they sure as heck feel inconvenience.
So even before the whole insert ID to use the Internet, people always threw away their privacy for convenience. Hence why security minded solutions are few niches of niches.

So yeah, adding age verification can be as dumb as the OS asking you to pinky promise that this is your DOB. Or something that would make Peter Thiel wet. Just depends on far they will take it.

If age verification is absolutely a necessity for accessing certain online spaces, there absolutely ways that it can be done anonymously. For example, you could bundle age verification tokens with already age restricted items at the store like cough syrup and alcohol. no possibility of a data leak like that.

 

[strika13]

My kingdom for voice activated light fixtures.

Voice activated blinds though

 

[Deleted member 225533]

Voice activated blinds though

The future is now.

 

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[Jack Of Blades]

Don't know why this came to mind

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[Ellwinde]

Funny you say that. From

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, "03 Killing Privacy" ...

thanks for those links, the end of that article provided a very nice email template to contact state representatives and such. It was very helpful cause I absolutely suck at communication, lol
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anyone here use soul seek? I use it to get music and stuff sometimes but they apparently have a messaging system and stuff too and I was wondering what the community is like

 

[Deleted member 225533]

thanks for those links, the end of that article provided a very nice email template to contact state representatives and such. It was very helpful cause I absolutely suck at communication, lol
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anyone here use soul seek? I use it to get music and stuff sometimes but they apparently have a messaging system and stuff too and I was wondering what the community is like

Never heard of soulseek. What is it exactly?

 

[Ellwinde]

Never heard of soulseek. What is it exactly?

It's essentially a place for pirating music and audio. I'm not entirely sure if they allow other kinds of content or not, though. I don't think they have an actual website, so you have to use their desktop app, I'm also not sure if they have a mobile app. If they do, you'd have to get an apk cause it would absolutely go against the tos of any appstore i could think of

 

[sijas]

If age verification is absolutely a necessity for accessing certain online spaces, there absolutely ways that it can be done anonymously. For example, you could bundle age verification tokens with already age restricted items at the store like cough syrup and alcohol. no possibility of a data leak like that.

there would be a lively black market for these tokens then.

you can't check age without checking identity, any such attempt will have a thousand workarounds before legislation is finished to require it.
ask teens in australia about their social media laws.

 

[Ellwinde]

It's essentially a place for pirating music and audio. I'm not entirely sure if they allow other kinds of content or not, though. I don't think they have an actual website, so you have to use their desktop app, I'm also not sure if they have a mobile app. If they do, you'd have to get an apk cause it would absolutely go against the tos of any appstore i could think of

I guess they have a forum on their website that you use to download the app, it's a google forum though, so i wouldn't use it, but it's cool they have one ig
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there would be a lively black market for these tokens then.

you can't check age without checking identity, any such attempt will have a thousand workarounds before legislation is finished to require it.
ask teens in australia about their social media laws.

yeah, but there is going to be workarounds for whatever method of age verification you could think of. Children could always just take their parents id out of their wallet for like 5 minutes to go access a site they shouldn't. Kids in australia verified their ages as adults with pictures of literal cartoon characters too. But at least this way there is no data harvesting.
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I guess they have a forum on their website that you use to download the app, it's a google forum though, so i wouldn't use it, but it's cool they have one ig
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yeah, but there is going to be workarounds for whatever method of age verification you could think of. Children could always just take their parents id out of their wallet for like 5 minutes to go access a site they shouldn't. Kids in australia verified their ages as adults with pictures of literal cartoon characters too. But at least this way there is no data harvesting.

Unless they remove the restricted stuff from the internet in it's entirety (which I wouldn't be surprised if governments decided to try), People that shouldn't access to it will find a way to do so