/what/ - ...

"everything you post online will stay there forever"
*website dies*
"oh no all this information will be lost forever"

make your flippin minds up already haha

what's the likelihood he killed himself

remember some yorhel drama forgot what it was about

chuck norris also died

enjoy your xdg-desktop-portal rootkit and age verifications to access reddit, youtube, and twitter (you only get a dozen websites in 2030)

these laws are springing up globally almost simultaneously what are they going to do when they make using a non pozzed distro illegal in the first world

old news

The amount of abuse normalfags will take has no bounds.

The government and corporations could tell them they need a full-blown rootkit on all computers to protect the children, and they'd call you a paranoid schizo pedophile for opposing it.

That's just the lumpenproletariat retard world we live in.

>>4166
are you talking about things in general or specifically the systemd changes? what do you think about it? it seems to me like it's just adds another queryable optional field like one already exists for your real name or time zone or whatever which you don't fill in either

>>4167
Things in general, of course the systemd change is a complete joke and doesn't do anything harmful as it currently stands. Inherently you can remove anything harmful from Linux.

It's a stepping stone to eventually requiring 3rd-party age-verification attestation that gives you a signed token at the OS level, they will say, "okay now that every OS already asks your age and the API is in place, let's make it truly verify your age to protect the children".

Websites and services will soon require this API, and yes for the time being your web browser can absolutely just lie about it. Phones and apps not so much, and in the future like I said they'll be wanting a signed token.

>>4168
what steps will you be taking in order to protect the children from acessing /what/

>>4168
Think bigger. If they make a law requiring ISPs to ensure proper age verification handshake before accessing the web then we're all screwed.

>>4169
>>4170
Yes as long as the internet stays global, free OS still exist, and not literally every country on Earth obeys, then the internet will continue working in some form, it may even ironically boost traffic to underground sites, but they sure are trying to kill the internet.

>>4170
uhh unless you're exclusively accessing the internet through public networks or something your ISP obviously already knows your name, date of birth and address

>>4172
Look, retard. There is no limit to how far those technocratic psychopaths will go to make your experience on the web unbearable. Their end goal is to guide everyone towards using a very limited scope of fully centralized, highly vetted services like a bunch of social media platforms, some entertainment, and some schooling. Everything that's not NWO approved will simply cease to exist through elimination and coercion. If you think it's impossible now you'd be wrong. Need I remind you that they have all the money and you have no money? At this point they will keep lobbying and passing the necessary legislature for pennies and nobody will be held accountable. Cry about it all you want you'll get shut down and in 5 years they are going to take away your government mandated ID and label you a terrorist for even trying to speak out against it.

>>4173
copy pasted post from somewhere else that has no relation to anything i've said

>>4170
you have to provide social security number to get internet here
prepaid plans do not have this requirement otherwise