cross-posted from: https://lemmy.sdf.org/post/1163015
EFF writes:
KOSA has laudable goals, but it also presents significant unintended consequences that threaten the privacy, safety, and access to information rights of young people and adults alike. Teenagers already understand that this sweeping legislation is more about censorship than safety. Now we just need to make sure Congress does, as well.
Take action! If you’re in the US, Use EFF’s page to Tell Congress: KOSA Will Censor the Internet But Won’t Help Kids
And please help get the word out! Four ways to hep:
- Cross-post this link to communities and magazines where it’s on-topic
- Upvote and share the other links in [email protected]
- If you’re on Mastodon, check out the #KOSA hashtag and boost the posts you see there
- Tell your friends on other social networks as well.
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It’s all true. WTF indeed. Here’s a letter from over 90 LGBTQ and human rights organizations with more detail. EFF’s article from in May, which is the one they linked to in the original article, has good info to.
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In the EU to watch an age restricted video Google forces you to send a photo of your id or submit credit card info.
wow, I looked it up and you weren’t kidding. absurd, how is the population OK with this?
its to “protect the children”
This is already the case access adult content in the State of Louisiana and a few other states.
Adult entertainment group sues Louisiana over age-verification law for porn - AP News 2023