I don't see how this "child protection" enforcement would help in case of small obscure websites with porn and gore? No way their admins gonna comply. I doubt ISPs would go that far to DNS whitelist compliant websites only.

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hei-lima 17 hours ago | parent | next [-]

I never said this would help... in fact, I’m against this kind of measure, at least the way it’s being done. But I wouldn’t be surprised if Brazilian ISPs are forced to block this sort of thing (just look at what happened with Twitter (X) the year before last).

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gzread 16 hours ago | parent | prev [-]

Does the admin of the small website hypothetically agree that they don't want to show gore to children?

	▲	Aurornis 15 hours ago \| parent [-]
		The admins of sites like that DGAF about anything or anyone. They enjoy the chaos and shock. If you expect admins of edgelord websites to respect the laws of different countries or even care about kids, I suggest checking out 4Chan’s response to various attempts to regulate them.