People lend phones or computers to kids. The age associated with the user account means absolutely nothing.

big-and-small 4 hours ago | parent | next [-]

And there obviously gonna be market for "verified" devices. Not like there is anything at all that could stop people of any ages looking at porn.

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skybrian 4 hours ago | parent | prev | next [-]

Identify devices, not people.

Distinguishing between child-locked and unlocked devices is something any website should be able to do easily. Adult-only should be a config setting.

Vendors shouldn't sell unlocked devices to kids.

Then it's up to parents take sure their kids only have locked devices. (Or not, if they're okay with it.)

	▲	GuestFAUniverse an hour ago \| parent [-]
		What for? I use family link for my kids devices. It works good enough. Everything else seems way too intrusive. Apple is horrible in this regard. Their solutions never really work. A joint venture for an (optional) cross-platform family app would be more than enough. This, plus a (voluntary) content rating that's offered via an API (could even be simple meta data on a webpage). Done.

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muyuu an hour ago | parent | prev | next [-]

Very plausible that they would outlaw this if these bills pass and consolidate. Would be seen as a loophole.

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peyton 3 hours ago | parent | prev | next [-]

Sounds like a problem. Luckily it turns out my phone has two cameras and a laser dot projector pointed at my face right now. Not hard to imagine a future solution to this issue were we to pass this legislation, sadly…

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