This lawsuit is about end-to-end encryption and the lack of age verification on Instagram. So not good.

This lawsuit is about end-to-end encryption and the lack of age verification on Instagram. So not good.

Just make me CEO of a company. Surely I can’t do worse than the crop of people they’re currently finding.

Those ships seem to be blocking out half the ocean, based on the image provided. I imagine greater access to sunlight, especially along the coast, will do wonders for the environment.

Regardless, my reply does explain why age verification on the internet is becoming a thing.

Australia pressed it, as a result of parents who have genuine concerns about social media addiction in kids (but who aren’t willing to do anything about it themselves).

And there’s also this which explains why the implementation is the most annoying way possible. If I had my way age-verification would be solely tied to the addictive features of social media, but if that were the case the big tech companies would just lose users and wouldn’t be able to insert themselves as an age-verification middle-man.

I don’t use a VPN for anonymity, I use it for privacy.