No matter how much a company tries to secure your data they only have to get it wrong once.
Also makes for great blackmail material.
The only thing worse would be the government trying to secure the data itself....roll on id cards.
Also makes for great blackmail material.
The only thing worse would be the government trying to secure the data itself....roll on id cards.
August 5, 2025 at 1:40 PM
No matter how much a company tries to secure your data they only have to get it wrong once.
Also makes for great blackmail material.
The only thing worse would be the government trying to secure the data itself....roll on id cards.
Also makes for great blackmail material.
The only thing worse would be the government trying to secure the data itself....roll on id cards.
It's not about protecting the kids, it's about control. Any 12 year old knows how to install a VPN, it's more likely the older generation don't.
Storing any form of id on a web site is a bad idea, it's going to be released at some point - look at the tea site and a load of other 'dating' sites.
Storing any form of id on a web site is a bad idea, it's going to be released at some point - look at the tea site and a load of other 'dating' sites.
August 5, 2025 at 1:39 PM
It's not about protecting the kids, it's about control. Any 12 year old knows how to install a VPN, it's more likely the older generation don't.
Storing any form of id on a web site is a bad idea, it's going to be released at some point - look at the tea site and a load of other 'dating' sites.
Storing any form of id on a web site is a bad idea, it's going to be released at some point - look at the tea site and a load of other 'dating' sites.
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