Before I can support any of these laws, I need to see a clear explaination of how you verify all user's age while not creating a database that allows 1-for-1 identification and tracking of all users.
Secondly, "...shift in the nation’s regulatory thinking from “policing bad outcomes” to “preventing predictable risks.”" sounds a lot like precrime.
I am following all this as closely as I can. I'm wondering when did it change from, "Cool, the phone learned what songs I like!" to "Wow, the phone is addicting to children, in a bad way." I'm seriously asking because I feel like I missed that shift...
When will this be available for older people in the early stages of cognitive decline (who are easily manipulated & have lots of credit cards)?
Before I can support any of these laws, I need to see a clear explaination of how you verify all user's age while not creating a database that allows 1-for-1 identification and tracking of all users.
Secondly, "...shift in the nation’s regulatory thinking from “policing bad outcomes” to “preventing predictable risks.”" sounds a lot like precrime.
This is fascinating! Thanks for the in-depth breakdown of these important regulations. Would love to see the US learning from these changes.
I am following all this as closely as I can. I'm wondering when did it change from, "Cool, the phone learned what songs I like!" to "Wow, the phone is addicting to children, in a bad way." I'm seriously asking because I feel like I missed that shift...
It is just a matter of time before CPS starts taking children away from parents who won't control their access to social media.