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@fossilesque@mander.xyz on mander.xyz Open parent
On the unfortunate need for an "age verification" API for legal compliance reasons in some U.S. states
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@pglpm@lemmy.ca on lemmy.ca Open parent
“We have to comply with the law”. This has become Russia or China where the sheep people do whatever an oligarchy dictate. Wasn’t it a democracy? Do the majority of people really want this? In the end we get what we deserve for being just sheep that obey.
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@atzanteol@sh.itjust.works on sh.itjust.works Open parent
You willing to go to jail then? Or just asking others to do so?
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@VonReposti@feddit.dk · Mar 04
Yes. If US law mandates that I have to run around naked and screaming when in a supermarket I simply won’t do it because it says so. Mostly because US laws have absolute no effect in Denmark. Except those bastards in our government who decided US soldiers on Danish soil would be above Danish law, but that’s another discussion… But if I were in the US, well, it’s my device and its open source, so who’s stopping me? And if my US-backed Fedora distro is getting affected, who is stopping me from going SUSE, Mint, Manjaro, or some other European distro?
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