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Proton VPN age verification map
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I recently came back from a long break. I noticed things are changing from the last 3-5 years because of age verification. One big one was when PornHub removed most of their content that didn't come from the actual creator. Ballsy, but looks like it did not hurt them. The quality does look better though.Leave a comment:
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It's likely just the last straw to the end of our era of internet privacy. I'm just hoping age verification gets done the right way with a double blind, but even if it is, there will definitely be a major scandal or two heading our way
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It's because politicians, billionaires and corporate executives suck each other off.https://proton.me/age-verification
https://www.techradar.com/vpn/vpn-pr.../discover/m1/4
I still don't understand how this has all happened so quickly. I mean, whatever you think of age verifcation laws, the Internet was full of porn for 20 years and hardly any country was pushing for age verificatio
Here's the reality that NO ONE is talking about. (Which is how the elites want it.) And, anyone who does talk about it will be labeled a crazy conspiracy theorist.
FACT !
Any system that can identify who is an adult also identifies who is a child. Every website and every click is data which builds a profile.
With today's technologies, they can physically pinpoint where an easy to exploit child lives. There's going to be a million Ghislaine Maxwells locating these easy targets for the Epstein billionaires.
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THE FUCKING HUMAN GARBAGE WHO INSTALLS AGE VERIFICATION TECH ON THEIR WEBSITE IS HELPING THEM.
Pat yourselves on the back and tell yourselves '' How Good and Noble you are for co-operating with the government.'' Signal to us your virtue as you help build a future generation of rape victims.Leave a comment:
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Proton VPN age verification map
https://proton.me/age-verification
https://www.techradar.com/vpn/vpn-pr.../discover/m1/4It feels like an eternity ago, but it has only been less than a year since Australia made global headlines by introducing the world's first nationwide under-16s social media ban. Even longer, perhaps, since mandatory age verification checks have landed in the UK.
Over the past 12 months, however, mandatory age-verification regulations have been spreading rapidly across the world. The era of anonymous browsing — and perhaps the very concept of online privacy — may be quickly coming to an end.
To keep pace with these seismic changes, Proton — the Swiss-based company behind one of the best VPN and secure email services on the market — has launched an interactive map tracking the global spread of age verification laws.
I still don't understand how this has all happened so quickly. I mean, whatever you think of age verifcation laws, the Internet was full of porn for 20 years and hardly any country was pushing for age verification, and within the space of a couple of years half-the-world is. There must have been something going on behind the scenes.Tags: None

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