The Kids Online Safety Act (KOSA) is back in the Senate. Sponsors are claiming—again—that the latest version won’t censor online content. It isn’t true. This bill still sets up a censorship regime disguised as a “duty of care,” and it will do what previous versions threatened: suppress lawful,...
  • altphoto@lemmy.todayEnglish
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    13 hours ago

    I propose no kids allowed. Internet access only after 21years of age?

    They can have a government subnet… WWW.KIDSONLY.KIDSONLY

    And drop an anvil on anyone doing bad things there.

    The internet is like a casino. There are no kids because the content is not for kids. So we should make that official. Only consenting adults allowed.

    Over on the kid’s side there should be also no commercial activity. Everything should be free. I don’t want my kid asking me to buy anything. That the main reason my kids don’t get internet.