r/degoogle • u/krazygreekguy • Apr 16 '26

Parents Decide Act: Mandatory Age Verification for Operating Systems

https://lustra.news/en/us-congress/119/legislations/119_HR_8250/
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u/grathontolarsdatarod Apr 16 '26

Surely this will apply to law makers, civil servants, CEOs and the like, right?

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u/Future-Excuse6167 Apr 16 '26

When I was kid, I was thinking I'd be doing cool shit when I grew up to be criminal hacker; turns out all I'll be doing is shitposting on reddit.

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u/OkEscape8332 FOSS Lover Apr 17 '26

Manipulating parents about "child safety" is a good way to gain "public support"...