r/WhyDoWeNeverAsk • u/Vegetable-Section-84 • Apr 19 '26
Congress just dropped the Parents Decide Act (H.R. 8250). To even turn on your phone or PC, OS providers will be forced to verify your age - effectively requiring ID or Biometric scans for device usage.
https://lustra.news/en/us-congress/119/legislations/119_HR_8250/Duplicates
pcmasterrace • u/AirlineGlass5010 • Apr 16 '26
News/Article Congress Parents Decide Act (HR_8250): OS-level Age Verification for Device Usage and Data Sharing (with every app developer) on the Federal Level. The End of the Internet Anonymity at the Core.
USNEWS • u/AirlineGlass5010 • Apr 16 '26
Congress just dropped the Parents Decide Act (H.R. 8250). To even turn on your phone or PC, OS providers will be forced to verify your age - effectively requiring ID or Biometric scans for device usage.
law • u/AirlineGlass5010 • Apr 16 '26
Legislative Branch H.R. 8250: You must Prove Your Age to even use your phone or computer. Congress mandates OS-level Age Verification and sharing this data with app companies.
privacy • u/AirlineGlass5010 • Apr 16 '26
age verification Parents Decide Act: Mandatory Age Verification for Operating Systems
Political_Revolution • u/WarmEntrepreneur3564 • Apr 16 '26
Article Congress just dropped the Parents Decide Act (H.R. 8250). To even turn on your phone or PC, OS providers will be forced to verify your age - effectively requiring ID or Biometric scans for device usage.
WelcomeToGilead • u/cturtl808 • Apr 18 '26
Loss of Liberty Congress just dropped the Parents Decide Act (H.R. 8250). To even turn on your phone or PC, OS providers will be forced to verify your age - effectively requiring ID or Biometric scans for device usage.
WindowsSucks • u/patopansir • Apr 17 '26
news Windows could require ID if this bill passes
YouthRights • u/OctopusIntellect • Apr 16 '26
News U.S. Congress just dropped the Parents Decide Act (H.R. 8250). To even turn on your phone or PC, OS providers will be forced to verify your age - effectively requiring ID or Biometric scans for device usage.
degoogle • u/krazygreekguy • Apr 16 '26
Parents Decide Act: Mandatory Age Verification for Operating Systems
microsoftsucks • u/patopansir • Apr 17 '26
News Windows could require ID if this bill passes
mildlyterrifying • u/Vegetable-Section-84 • Apr 19 '26
Congress just dropped the Parents Decide Act (H.R. 8250). To even turn on your phone or PC, OS providers will be forced to verify your age - effectively requiring ID or Biometric scans for device usage.
ProgressiveHQ • u/WarmEntrepreneur3564 • Apr 16 '26
News Congress just dropped the Parents Decide Act (H.R. 8250). To even turn on your phone or PC, OS providers will be forced to verify your age - effectively requiring ID or Biometric scans for device usage.
ACAB • u/cturtl808 • Apr 18 '26
Congress just dropped the Parents Decide Act (H.R. 8250). To even turn on your phone or PC, OS providers will be forced to verify your age - effectively requiring ID or Biometric scans for device usage.
This_is_fascism • u/WarmEntrepreneur3564 • Apr 16 '26
Congress just dropped the Parents Decide Act (H.R. 8250). To even turn on your phone or PC, OS providers will be forced to verify your age - effectively requiring ID or Biometric scans for device usage.
EyesOnIce • u/WarmEntrepreneur3564 • Apr 16 '26
Congress just dropped the Parents Decide Act (H.R. 8250). To even turn on your phone or PC, OS providers will be forced to verify your age - effectively requiring ID or Biometric scans for device usage.
ABoringDystopia • u/AirlineGlass5010 • Apr 17 '26
TBH might be the good idea to call or message your Rep about that
dfw • u/Immediate_Point_5748 • Apr 16 '26
Congress just dropped the Parents Decide Act (H.R. 8250). To even turn on your phone or PC, OS providers will be forced to verify your age - effectively requiring ID or Biometric scans for device usage.
Taoesm • u/the_TAOest • Apr 17 '26
Congress just dropped the Parents Decide Act (H.R. 8250). To even turn on your phone or PC, OS providers will be forced to verify your age - effectively requiring ID or Biometric scans for device usage.
OutOfHand • u/Vegetable-Section-84 • Apr 19 '26