It should fall on the parents and ISPs should have an opt in option to block adult websites.
But we all know this is more about control and data harvesting than anything else.
Comment on Mississippi's age assurance law puts decentralized social networks to the test
Prox@lemmy.world 9 hours agoOr - hear me out here - it shouldn’t be on anybody to do anything because the law itself is garbage and should not exist.
IllNess@infosec.pub 8 hours ago
HubertManne@piefed.social 9 hours ago
yup but at least then they would be leading the charge for people to leave their state.
Lost_My_Mind@lemmy.world 4 hours ago
Psssshhhh!!! Get outta here with that solid logic, and critical thinking! We don’t use reasoning in this country! We just cry and scream until everybody ELSE caves to the demands!
chicken@lemmy.dbzer0.com 4 hours ago
But the question is, what would be a reasonable legal principle for preventing such laws generally? Mississippi is going to pass bullshit laws, but it shouldn’t be possible for the jurisdiction of any state to be the entire internet.
bigfondue@lemmy.world 17 minutes ago
Or what about fireworks. They’re not legal in all states, but you can travel to another state and buy them with an ID from a state where they are illegal. Airguns are considered real guns in NJ and require a permit, but you can drive to PA and buy them, they don’t need to make sure that they’re legal in your state.