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U.S. Senator Josh Hawley is negoating adding the CSAM ACT into the NDDA, a must pass bill
Josh has announced that the CSAM ACT has been added into the the potential text of the NDDA (National Defense Authorization Act) which is a must pass bill
this doesn't mean the text is automatically added into the bill itself, but it's part of the text that is being considered at this very moment
it's not currently known when a vote or a debate for this will happen, but it's also interesting to see this because the senate judiciary was doing something very similar back in June
Chuck Grassley and Dick Durbin were pushing for the DEFIANCE ACT and the STOP CSAM act
I don't know if it means anything, but Dick Durbin and Josh have worked together to put the stop csam act back in May of 2025
Today, U.S. Senators Josh Hawley (R-Mo.) and Dick Durbin (D-Ill.) reintroduced the STOP CSAM Act. The legislation will crack down on the pro
why STOP CSAM ACT
the stop CSAM ACT would allow for more censorship by hurting thing like section 230 by forcing the platform to more heavily censor their stuff in order to avoid getting sued for things that section 230 would've protected them from
to quote my old self and an old article
"Could hurt section 230
“The bill allows a new type of lawsuit to be filed against internet platforms, accusing them of “facilitating” child sexual exploitation based on the speech of others.
It does this by creating an exception to Section 230, the foundational law of the internet and online speech.
Section 230 provides partial immunity to internet intermediaries when sued over content posted by their users. Without that protection, platforms are much more likely to aggressively monitor and censor users.”"
and also
the law allows courts to see companies be found liable for child exploitation that they could have never known about, unless they broke encryption and or increased surveillance
Last month, we expressed concerns about how the STOP CSAM Act threatens encrypted communications and free speech online. New amendments to t
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This is very very important, YouTube is being banned all across the country right now and some of the states including Florida have approved of this law unless you hand them your personal information. You will need to call your representatives, however this website will give you a script on what to say so no need to worry. I understand how nerve wracking it is and trust me I know but this is more important than ever. I've done my fair share on this and I encourage you do the same. This is also a violation of the first amendment, and I don't want to hear any "there's no point". Mindsets because that's how we lose everything. Please go to this website, it only takes a minute to a couple of seconds to call. Or if you're not confident just yet you can also watch this YouTube video before you do so.
All of the bad internet bills. One website.
This needs to be seen and talked about more, it's scary how so many people are not caring or just giving up.
In light of the fairly recent ID requirement scares, Here’s the website Bad Internet Bills, they help with contacting your lawmakers. If you want to support here’s the link
President Ursula von der Leyen signaled that a European Union–wide identity verification scheme for social media users may be coming soon.
Protecting children is always a worthwhile goal, but this is obviously about creating even larger databases for governments and corporations to abuse — entities that already have too much power. And I hate kids, I don’t want them on my internet. I could do without under-30’s in general. I just hate corporations and the State more.
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Hate the age verification stuff. I'm Brazilian and I haven't had the energy to see if google sign up codes work to be able to use my new youtube account without verifying my phone every 10 minutes, but I just clicked on a youtube link that got age restricted and it was literally just a video about pinkwashing. That I never would have found out existed organically because of said age restriction, even though I follow the creator
(I think Shonalika linked to this one, but I don't remember if it's theirs actually) can't even make the window smaller without verifying age smh
I'm also having to look at nsfw art mostly on repost sites like danbooru. Because they got my twitter too. I don't even have a way to fix it bc I lost my login. Back when Tumblr banned nsfw I thought I would just wait until I got older and support people on Patreon and keep using Twitter, but the great majority of people are on platforms that don't let you see "mature content", undefined by community guidelines and enforced arbitrarily by them. Weak currency doesn't exactly help me subscribe to everyone's patreon that seems to have gotten more expensive over here as a baseline
And so many sites don't even let you use a VPN, or it's super slow and inconvenient either way. I hate this shit. I can't even just pay creators to avoid the problem because so much is only hosted on these big platforms, especially stuff by artists who aren't American and never left Twitter.
Patreon videos are just unlisted youtube videos as far as I know, so I can't see them either way. YouTube download sites and apps can't pull it because you can't see the videos without an account. I hate feeling like I'm contributing to age restricted videos not getting watched. I always knew that youtube is terrible at this stuff but before I felt like I had a choice as a consumer to see what I wanted to see and support creators
We really are frogs in boiling water when it comes to this privacy and censorship on the internet stuff.
Lovely, state social media bans are slowly becoming a thing. Also it is starting at florida. Please tell your family and neighbors and the local spaces about these censorship's and freedom restricting laws. Have them call, email, or irl mail their reps, senators and governors. Have them mention along the lines of "I will not give my support and will not give my vote if you are in favor of any kids act, verification law, and other monitoring esc law that is under the guise of "safety" " during the call, email, or letter. Also guide them to petitions against these laws. The more you help your family and neighbors be technologically aware, the better it is to maintain basic privacy rights as a person. Thank you for your time. Stay safe, stay alert, stay free
Sen. Andy Kim floats tech-backed alternative to app store age checks
Draft text of the Digital Age Assurance Act mirrors a California law that has received widespread industry support.
TL;DR
the Digital Age Assurance Act of 2026 would require companies that make operating systems, like Apple, or Google too collect ages before they can create an account
No age verification would be required and these ages ranges would be sent to app developers to see which account to block and which to not
Child safety groups point out that children can lie, comparing this law to the App Store accountability act and how it has age verification to prevent this
Others have pointed out that this could eventually lead to age verification, even if it’s not on paper yet.
full thing
“Sen. Andy Kim is circulating a draft kids’ online safety bill that would require operating system providers such as Apple and Google to collect users’ ages for use by app developers”
“The new bill, named the Digital Age Assurance Act of 2026, mirrors an eponymous California law that received widespread support from tech companies including Google, Meta and Snap”
“Unlike other bills under consideration on the Hill, the Digital Age Assurance Act would require users to input their ages,
but not mandate that app stores or other platforms independently verify users’ ages or obtain parental consent before minors download apps or make purchases.”
more specifically
“The Digital Age Assurance Act would require companies that make operating systems to collect users’ ages when they establish an account, according to the draft text.
Age ranges would also be sent by the operating system to app developers to block certain users from accessing content that is deemed to not be age appropriate.”
“If the user says they are younger than 18 years old, parents would be required to create the account on their behalf, according to the proposal.”
concerns from groups
“Some child online safety groups have expressed concerns about the draft text, according to two of the people, as it would only require users to self-identify their age — a measure that can be circumvented if a minor lies about their birthday.
The ASAA, meanwhile, would require app stores to verify users’ ages using a “commercially available method or process that is reasonably designed to ensure accuracy.””
“The Digital Age Assurance Act would also ban targeted advertising for minors and allow the Federal Trade Commission and state attorneys general to engage in enforcement actions against companies they believe are violating this act.”
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Made this graphic a while ago and shared it on Bluesky but I don't think I've shared it here. (Feel free to distribute it! I don't care about receiving credit but don't modify, ok?)
Everyone needs to know governments and payment processors alike are led by sad prude arseholes who want to destroy the online landscape for all of us. (All because they can't control the narrative over wars they're complicit in, human rights they want to strip away, LGBTQIA+ history they keep trying to purge or making life hell for black and disabled folks. And they're being massive losers about it!)
So hey I saw this post on YouTube Privacy Union account
About Missouri Becomes the Latest State to Require ID to Watch 🌽 (or any site that has explicit content), takes effect on August 28th of this year
And I thought maybe I should warn everyone who live in Missouri
🇺🇸⭐️Yes, unfortunately, I have seen a lot of bans like this in different states. ⭐️🇺🇸
By no means do I think minors, especially very young minors, should have access to that material.
Once again, though, it is up to the parents. Many sites like that actually have options for the parents to block it themselves now. That includes the Hub.
Bans like that typically don't work because not every site like that is gonna follow it, especially shady sites, and you could just easily bypass it by a vpn or other means.
People will just go to darker, less safe places to get material like that, putting them at a privacy/security risk.
We also should not be giving up our IDs for anything that poses a safety and security threat. The Hub literally had an information leak a few months back! It was all over the news!
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So mexico to my knowledge was the first to do a face check to use a phone. Frankly tired of these things getting traction yet not surprised they did copy this one too. Now as per usual notify and inform your family and neighbors like you would sharing a link. Have them call, email, or irl mail their reps, senators and governors. Have them mention along the lines of "I will not give my support and will not give my vote if you are in favor of any kids act, verification law, and other monitoring esc law that is under the guise of "safety" " during the call, email, or letter. Also guide them to petitions against these laws. The more you help your family and neighbors be technologically aware, the better it is to maintain basic privacy rights as a person. I know it will be tedious as hell, yet every reblog/sharing links among people online. We also have to inform the people in our local area in person as much as we can.
Also gonna put this here too for good measure. This is about the tv giants of the u.k. wanting to put their mainstream tv propaganda in the forefront now matter how many times you tell yt to stop showing them to you.
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"Why is KOSA so bad? We shouldn't let kids on the Internet anyway"
Lots of people have this response to KOSA and I can understand where they're coming from. I'm very aware how crazy the Internet can get, and I worry sometimes about what kids could be getting into online. It's no wonder that people see this stuff as a good thing.
Protecting kids and keeping them from getting into trouble online is NOT the problem here. It's HOW they're trying to do it.
KOSA would create a world where you have two choices:
1. Give social media your personal info, your face, ID, or anything else that you SHOULDN'T put on the Internet
2. Be either locked out of your account OR being given a restricted, censored Internet.
If you are queer, trans, a person who gets harassed online, or if you're in any other situation where anonymity could be keeping you safe, then THIS IS DANGEROUS.
If you have people online harassing you, threatening you, your anonymity PREVENTS those people from being able to find you. If your ID/face is in a hackable database, that info can be sold to dangerous people.
And I don't think people talk enough about how this can be dangerous to minors as well.
For one, all minors would have to give images of their face to companies. Not only that, but a lot of teens are in situations (like abuse, low income, etc.) where they have nowhere else to go if they want to find support, friends, or info that could help them through struggles or very well save their LIVES.
THOSE teens would have to choose between putting THEIR personal info online, or losing access to their friends or support forums.
But if you want to keep that privacy and safety, the only other option would be to have a restricted, censored Internet. Whether or not you're an adult. You could be locked out of accounts that you need for work, or that you need to communicate with people.
Yes, kids get into trouble online. I have heard very scary stories of how crazy the Internet can be. But I feel like we can come up with better solutions that don't put everyone (kids and adults) in more risk.
