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Great. They're rushing it to try and get it passed before anyone can try to stop it.
These people are desperate for control.
We have a little over 24 hours to save the internet. The vote is being rushed to the US House floor on Monday the 29th.
"Buried inside the KIDS Act are provisions that will push online services to verify all users’ ages, require government-directed moderation policies for online speech, and even create new rules about private and encrypted communications." -- EFF eff.org/deeplinks/2026/06/ki…
The bill has bipartisan support and large corporate donors, who all have a vested interest in eroding your privacy and freedom of speech. Similar bills have already passed in other countries and individual states and led to ID scanning mandates, faulty AI moderation, the removal of encrypted messaging, etc.
If passed, some platforms will require ID scans from all users, some may try to deploy faulty 'estimation' technology that will randomly trigger and cause your accounts to be either permanently deleted or locked until you fork over an ID. These systems have been a disaster where deployed in other regions and led to many account losses and data breaches.
It was never for the children, children were just the criticism shield. This will spread to the world if we keep falling for "for the children".
The British government is seriously considering ID checks to sell a second-hand sweater on eBay. eBay already bans under-18s, so the only people this could possibly check are adults. Britain is debating whether you should scan your face to sell an old coat, and nobody in charge thinks that’s insane.
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A lot of people have forgotten about ID age verification, but it’s still spreading rapidly every day
Meta is one of the scummiest companies out there, don’t give them ANY of your information
Gotta love how many hacks/data breaches are happening in an era where politicians, companies, and countries are demanding you give up your ID and saying stuff like this won't happen.
Uber has confirmed that hackers stole thousands of drivers’ personal info, including driving licence details, in a data breach linked to AI company Fireworks AI.
The breach happened in October after hackers accessed Fireworks AI’s systems and stole internal credentials that were later used to access Uber data.
So far, confirmed affected drivers include:
-Massachusetts: 2,567
-South Carolina: 3,430
-Rhode Island: 1,873
"Lol why are you against stopping csam bro?"
Is gonna be the counter argument used by people supporting this bill until they realize what they're gonna get hit by if it passes.
#ArtistOnTwitter IF YOU LIVE IN AMERICA, PLEASE CALL YOUR POLITICIANS TO STOP THIS NONSENSE! THIS WILL HURT BOTH SFW & NSFW ARTISTS! NON-FURRY OR FURRY ARTISTS! ALL TYPES OF CHARACTER ARTISTS WILL BE AFFECTED BY THIS BILL! PLEASE FIGHT AGAINST IT! FIGHT FOR YOUR FREEDOM TO DRAW!
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This bill is dangerous and written in a way to make it seem like it's a good thing. But this is similar to KOSA. replace the word "CSAM" for "harm" in KOSA and it's the same thing.
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UK Internet censorship types:
"Yeah, American technology is going to massively improve everyone's quality of life, but we really want to regulate it out of existence and it's a headache to figure out how to sell that to the public"
I'm starting to notice a pattern of bills with "Stop *bad thing*" in their name are just using that as a shield to stop people from fighting back.
"Why are you against stopping *bad thing*?"
Every time.
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Democracy failed because low-IQ humans are too easy to control and can be made to vote for things that end up hurting them.
Just say you will give more free shit and every retard will go running to vote for them, not knowing that nothing comes for free and someone has to pay.
But at the end of the day, those people don’t care (e.g., the far left) because in their eyes the working class is the slave class. While they cry about slavery being bad, they beg for it to come back in the form of taxes stealing everything from the working class.
The far left are the biggest joke when it comes to irony.
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You really should clarify the actual demographic complaining because plenty of westerners respect the concept of "fiction" as well.
When they were saying "black", theyre making a real world connection to africans, ignoring the fact that asians come in darker skintones as well. not that either of those things matter too much, but it comes from the whole "if something isnt white, then they claim its african representation". and then of course there is the double standard of "blackwashing".
only low iq retards need fiction to "represent" anything real world. EVERYONE ELSE views this as fiction- the same way you would an elf, drow, genie, etc.
Skin color is simply character design or accessory- sometimes its used as a plotpoint for stories about that, but for the most part, its really nothing more than a design choice. This is something the low IQ will never understand.
Painting your skin any whatever color to dress as a character is simply theater, that is it.
Only animals get angry. And no, the retarded do not need to be considered for whatever "offends" them. Go make your own filth, stop trying to ruin everyone else's, and better yet stop demanding representation.
I disliked everything about this character, but damn will I defend the rights of anyone to dress up as her.
Una cosplayer japonesa terminó acusada de blackface por algunos usuarios occidentales tras oscurecerse la piel para interpretar a Jacinthe de “Pokémon Legends: Z-A”, mientras los fans japoneses salieron a defender la fidelidad de su caracterización.
Los críticos en inglés sostuvieron que oscurecerse la piel era ofensivo sin importar la intención. Los japoneses, en cambio, compararon el maquillaje con pintarse de verde para interpretar a Piccolo o de rosa para encarnar a Majin Buu.
Una cosplayer francesa residente en Japón también la respaldó y pidió distinguir entre caracterización y racismo. La artista de Hokkaido se disculpó por el revuelo, pero defendió su decisión: los personajes de Pokémon no tienen una raza definida y para ella el tono de piel es otro elemento del diseño.
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speaking of CSAM, the Senate is including the Stop CSAM Act in the must pass spending bill, the NDAA.
this won't stop CSAM. this will gut Section 230, and is a thinly veiled excuse for censorship and surveillance. in fact calling it Stop CSAM is a disgusting thing to do.
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Australia's Digital Duty of Care will fail if the USA passes the law at the federal level (federal GRANITE Act).
State based censorship is bad for society.
Freedom of speech is foundation of democracy and free markets, it has to be protected.
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Australia's "eSafety" commissioner has sent several of my U.S. clients demands which, if sent by the U.S. government, would be unconstitutional.
Australians: everything that "eSafety" does, from an American POV, is censorship.
We don't tolerate it. Neither should you.
Australia’s "eSafety" Commissioner calls fears of over-censorship “a stretch.” She is also the official who would write the guidance under the Digital Duty of Care bill. The bill doesn’t define harmful content, but it does carry fines of up to A$109 million.
TikTok told the same committee that platforms would over-moderate to avoid those penalties.
She wants her rules binding and stronger than the industry’s, and told senators “We do want to have our cake and eat it too.”
reclaimthenet.org/australia-…
RT @MadamSavvy: Why do you people think Male and Female were the first to go in character creators?
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The scientific evidence that social media damages mental health is paper-thin.
Proposals like this make it clear that the "Online Safety" regime is just a fundraising racket for a bankrupt state. Seeing the Lords salivate at the prospect of giant fines convinces me of that.
Tech giants should face a windfall tax to pay for the mental health damage they have caused to children, the leader of Britain’s biggest classroom union has said @NEUnion @lisanandy @andyburnham @ShabanaMahmood @_andyburrows @ChildrensComm @Rachel_deSouza @mollyroseorg @DannyShawNews @PoliceInspForum telegraph.co.uk/news/2026/11…
And then a new report of a data leak occurs showing that the info was stored the whole time, ready for the hackers to take.
Replying to @BigBrotherWatch @mayathomas98
Did you know you can conduct an age verification or facial age estimation check entirely on your own device so personal data never leaves the palm of your hand?
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I asked my daughter what she thought about the impending social media ban. She said "I'll tell them I'm 50". Then she paused to think and said "if they ask for proof, I'll just scan your face". Even kids are lightyears ahead of our dumb censors
🚨NEW: The government is now expanding it's proposals for an Under-16s social media ban to include Spotify, Lego Play and YouTube Kids
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I hope this list of banned sites/platforms makes it clear to everyone that none of this is about “protecting children” or “social media addiction”
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The EU’s Digital Services Act isn’t just a European problem. It regulates Facebook, Instagram, YouTube, X, and other platforms Americans use every day. When EU regulators pressure them to remove content they deem harmful, the effects may not stop at the border.
🚨The EU's Digital Services Act threatens freedom of speech GLOBALLY.
What they say: the DSA prevents the spread of "illegal content" and mitigates "systemic risks to civic discourse".
What actually happens: the EU controls online narratives by forcing the world's largest platforms to censor content that the Commission and a network of nonaccountable individuals and NGOs deem unacceptable.
⚠️The DSA does not protect democracy. It undermines the free exchange of ideas and information on which democracy depends.
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The UK is expanding its censorship state at breakneck pace. What started with "suicide forums" and X Dot Com now looks poised to expand to Lego and Spotify.
At this rate, Gab, Kiwi Farms, and 4chan will soon be the only platforms where Britons can actually communicate freely.
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内部情報を多く集める荻野さんからの重大な指摘。昨日のNHKでも子どものSNS年齢制限について有識者会議は後ろ向きというニュアンスで報じられていましたが、悪い方向に潮目が変わりつつあるかも知れません。警戒レベルを上げていかないと。
【SNS年齢制限制度、海外SNSはけっきょく野放しで、日本のオンラインゲームだけが潰れそうな変な展開に】こども家庭庁が水面下でSNSの年齢制限の制度を準備していて、それがもうすぐ表に出るらしいということで、あちこち騒ぎになっています。情報学・情報法学の専門家会議にかけると慎重論が主流になってしまうということで、そっちでは議題にせずに、役所主導で作っていたようですが、さんざん言われていたように、SNSのプラットフォームは海外の会社なので、こども家庭庁が法律を作ったところで実効性はなし。どうやら実際には、SNS等年齢制限の「等」に入れられた日本のオンラインゲームだけが、年齢確認のかなり面倒な手続を求められて、それによって大人にもサービス提供を続けることが難しくなってしまうという展開になりそうになってきたようです。何だかなぁ…































