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So the UK is going to demand age restriction on all social media, and it's also looking like they're going to age restrict VPNs so no one can access any social media without giving over their government ID. I hope Tumblr's not relevant enough to be included, but who knows.
I'm not going to give them my ID, so if I disappear one day, that's why. If anyone has any advice (especially if you live in a country that's already restricted VPNs) as to how to get around this it would be very appreciated.
Watch the video for more context. In short however, the government is editing the narrative to fit their needs. Such as the protest about the digital id's. Calling protestors violent and aggressive. Telling cops to not have all non-violent events recorded. All that, now there are times when government intervention with media makes sense, like how they handle with warnings about actual crimes (Even if how little they actually deal with that compared to making up crimes). Yet more often than not they do a lot of intervention that should not be touched, like what the people think about the government. Statements they feel are discriminatory to the government and thus spin the persons words. Now we all know we all like and need freedom of speech. Yet as the government sees it, its too dangerous. It can be a double edge sword, yet we the people despite a lot of disagreements. We would rather have to disagree after hearing something that differs, than to have to follow and obey a dystopian surveillance country. Freedoms and rights should not be a political privilege and should be a basic requirement to call any country a Freedom Country. Anyway, ya know the drill. Call, email, and irl reps, senators and governors. Sign petitions against anti-freedom laws. Most importantly, stay alert, call it out and spread the word. In order to fight something that impacts freedom is to make it known both online and offline (In person/real life) where the majority is unaware.
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I am thinking if osa is imposed with full force it is going to dmage UK economy. For their definitition also commenting a page of mirror is social media, or chat bot customer client are ai too. So also shop site can't sell to teeager or teenager can't sel, their arts or prodocts, everysite wil be forced to have age verification. Platform like webtton can just decide to leave, but shop like saibur/testo, will delate their online service because it will be too expensive. Meaning IT people can lose their job.
Plus what is goin to happen to people who visit the UK? are they goping to be force to give their IDs too? How the govement can swear for their safety.
I am honestly thinking to come to my country, no because they aren't going to create their osa one day but they are so slow that probabiliy i will be dead when they finish.
👆🇬🇧THIS RIGHT HERE EVERYTHING THEY SAID!🇬🇧👆
This is going to be very harmful for the UK in multiple ways, not just in a mass surveillance, online privacy, and taking away things from minors on the internet sense.
I was just thinking about this type of stuff the other day as a matter of fact.
So unfortunately The No Fakes Act passed the sub committee, I think you can just copy the link to see it: https://www.politico.com/live-updates/2026/06/18/congress/anti-deep-fake-bill-advances-to-senate-floor-00967021
⭐️🇺🇸NO FAKES ACT UPDATE GUYS. IT PASSED THE SUB COMMITTEE !!!🇺🇸⭐️
THIS IS BAD GUYS! THE NO FAKES ACT DOES A TON OF BAD THINGS!!!!
i wrote another essay in the youtube comment section. copy-pasting it just cuz i can lul
social media bans are just a grab for your personal data. to prove you are above 16 you'll have to fork over your government id to a third party website that may or may not actually delete the data after they 'verify' you. (conveniently, this fact is left out of any polls that ask, "do you support banning kids from social media?" - a lot of people do. but a lot of those people do not in fact support uploading their government ids to 'verify' their age, or digital ids, etc so it's a useless statistic really, but it's one a government can point to and say 'look! the people agree!') you won't know until they get hacked & you see weird behavior going on with regards to strange phone calls about bank accounts you didn't set up, etc. who is any safer for that?
it's also ineffective, takes choice away from parents' regarding what their kids can or cannot handle while at the same time kids will just migrate to less moderated websites, and to any liberal who thinks it's a good idea: what the libs put in place, another party can use against you. like, duh? you don't want 'your' side to have powers you don't want to see used against you if your worst nightmare of a candidate gets in! use your heads.
also it's a stepping stone to digital id and eroding your choice of staying anonymous online. no thanks! people are crazy! i don't need some unhinged lunatic hunting me for sport because i said something they don't like on the internet! i've seen people do this over clashing opinions on CARTOONS…
like, do people say some hateful things online? sure. but like, even youtube has a BLOCK FEATURE. BLOCK THOSE PEOPLE. wow so ez. sure sure, it might feel nice and tingly if someone spouting some hateful things gets their comeuppance but um. look to our southern neighbor. it only takes one election cycle for the government to start demonizing trans people, for example. do you really want to make it easier for them to find those people? lol??
and then there's the fact that if this "id verification" nonsense spreads far enough it will just become the default. there are still many, many countries where just being gay is illegal. there are countries where being certain religions is scrutinized, or being indigenous, etc, etc. if online anonymity is eroded completely they won't be able to seek online community anymore. among everything else, id verification is homophobic.
i've also seen an uptick in "your account has been compromised! please give your id so we can verify that you're you" scams. i have watched people almost fall for them in real time with the only reason they didn't being that i spammed that they were a SCAM until the scam account blocked me. and it isn't just old people falling for this, the site this took place on is mostly people in their ~20-30s.
i would also consider it a national security issue. all that personal civilian data… or do we not matter? maybe we should encourage politicians' kids to use their parent's ids to verify themselves. maybe then it will matter?
and we all know it isn't about the kids anyway, it's about the $$data$$. it's no coincidence i'm sure that they tabled c-34 shortly after carney declared "ai for all."
if it was just about verifying your age, those 'verification' companies would advise you - for your own safety - to censor out everything but your face and your date of birth. they don't need ANYTHING ELSE… unless it isn't just to verify your age 🤔
if this idiocy passes here (and i sincerely hope it doesn't; as we can see in the uk it is actually rather unpopular and quite the career killer! NO ONE LIKES STARMER, and the age verification nonsense is part of why he is utterly loathed - i recommend anyone reading this to point this & everything else about why this is such a bad idea out to their MPs) i plan to send in one of those censored examples.
if it isn't accepted i will become very annoying for all involved. this is a promise. and i highly recommend others do the same :) either do not comply, or - if you must - send in an id with all unnecessary data points cut out of the image and raise a ruckus about it if it's "not enough." because again, they don't need your full legal NAME, your weight, your height, etc, to prove your AGE.
also i'm pretty sure our charter guarantees us freedom of expression. do under-16s not count as human anymore? are they not citizens? social media is also used as a place to share art, writing, and other projects. sooo…??
and if it's anything like australia's ban, then those kids (and adults who do not, or cannot, verify) run the risk of having all of their creative work deleted. not cool.
it doesn't even have to be creative work. laugh about those fancy photographs people take of their lattes all you want, yeah they're cringe, but they're also memories. social media has more or less taken the place of photo albums and scrap books and diaries.
governments try to say they'll make it safe. they'll fine sites if they don't really delete your data!!! but that doesn't really work. i'm sure they make more money keeping your data and selling it for ai training than they lose in any government fine. if they didn't, then they actually would delete that data because the pros wouldn't outweigh the cons (but most times, they don't… delete your data, that is).
in either case if your data gets leaked and sold you now have multiple copies of it probably being used by criminals to do who knows what and YOU have to deal with that while also juggling your busy life. yay!!!!
behold the sheer stupidity of politicians trying to regulate technologies that they don't understand! it's like none of them have ever been taught basic online safety (do not give out your personal data… like, say… YOUR GOVERNMENT ID)! but seeing as our "ai minister" is apparently technologically inept i guess that tracks. like, god, if people that useless can get a high ranking government position, maybe i should try for one. i at least went to trade school for some of this. but that probably makes me over qualified…
…and if i had to deal with people so brain-numbingly stupid every day i'd off myself, probably.
Imo I feel Iike playing your favorite game should not be worth selling your identity and possibly your safety.
The whole Roblox and Minecraft situations (And age verification in general) feel like the “Give them bread and circuses” quote and it makes me really sad.
THIS IS HOW FACISM WINS PEOPLE
SILENCE IS VIOLENCE
I get it, ignorance is bliss and all, I am a victim of that mentality myself. But small actions such as not playing a game or using a certain website can make a HUGE impact to something later down the line.
BOYCOTT, PEOPLE, BOYCOTT!!
THESE THINGS ARE JUST FORMS OF INTERACTION IN THE END, YOU DO NOT NEED IT TO SURVIVE
YOU DON’T NEED THE CIRCUSES AND YOU CAN ALWAYS STEAL THE BREAD
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It does seem like some people talking about it ARE exaggerating it a bit, a VPN ban isn't happening LITERALLY next month, they're discussing restrictions about it next month!
It's still bad of course! But I figured I'd provide more context!
⭐️🇬🇧CONTEXT FOR THE UK VPN BAN GUYS! 🇬🇧⭐️
Still very bad get on their case about it UK citizens!
(Thank you, @candyguts-blog , for the clarification :) 💕🙏)
so aparently if you make a new blog now you need to deny yourself of privacy verify your age
you're not allowed to see posts tagged as Mature. which is an issue considering tumblr marks any post as mature. I've seen pictures of puppies tagged as mature. I've seen fucking screenshots tagged as mature. posts about and by poc, queer, and specifically trans people are tagged as mature. completely sfw blogs run by trans people are tagged as mature. this update sucks i hate this website.
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teen gives amazing answer to what she will do with her free time after the ban
A teen girl was being interviewed and was asked how much screen time she has the entire weekend, which was about 9 hours
she was than asked what she will do with her increased free time after the ban, in which she says and I quote
"stare at a wall"
which has made the internet lose their minds and call this girl a "diva"
though she does admit that what she is most worried about is not being able to contact her friends and that she massively disagrees with the ban
when her classroom was asked if they supported the ban, no one raised their hand, at all.
one article points out that "While her response was clearly dripping in sarcasm, the comment about “staring at a wall” highlights something often missing from the whole social media ban debate: that teens have far fewer physical places to go than generations before them. "
A student’s deadpan response to a reporter’s question about the UK’s proposed social media ban for under-16s quickly went viral. The reactio
When asked what she'd do with her spare time, Isabella told the BBC she'd "stare at a wall".
British teens aren’t so happy about their prime minister’s social media ban — and one let the world know during a hilarious television broad
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There has been a lot of back door movement on KOSA and a lot seems to be happening behind the scenes.
First, Marsha Blackburn negotiates with the White House on a package that would bundle age verification and AI "regulation" together, only for KOSA supporters like Richard Blumenthal and META to oppose it and question the decision.
No matter what, it seems like this coalition isn't on the same page, and we can take advantage of this friction if we continue to make noise!
The company’s objections helped kill the kids' safety bill nearly two years ago.
