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Please let them get royally fucked over copyright laws. That’s not how they work.

Reminder that verification laws do not work and are straight up fascist.

Why did it matter? Did it trigger as metal or something?

Session tokens are valid because they come from the service themselves, that’s how they know they’re good.

That doesn’t work here because if there’s no identifying information in this token from a 3rd party service (the ID verification service), then it is useless because it can simply be reused by everyone.

So you’d have to create a unique one for each site, which would involve the login website and verification service to link to each other, which is extremely privacy violating.

If it is NOT unique (ex: anonymous person request verification for site A), then that service can reuse that verification token and break it. So identifying the sites together is required for this to work and is a massive issue.

The solution is simple on-device parental controls and have the browser flag this. Yes it can be cheated just like “are you 18+?” prompts, and that’s how it should be.

It’s also important to point out that you’re saying social media. ID verification would not stop there, it would then be used for sites like porn, which nonsense laws have already passed for this without proper solutions. Which the government should have zero business seeing what legal porn you watch, nor is there anything wrong with porn that it should be banned.

First off, how can you possibly trust any 3rd party with that information and whatever you’re browsing. Secondly, as soon as you show a statement to this company, that is privacy invasive right there. Also how do you know they’re securely processing this and deleting it when they’re done? This is where is becomes insecure and creates a surveillance state.

Did you have an actual point with that comment

Lol these comments get increasingly emotional and deranged. This is why these are hiveminds responses.

There’s a word for what the original commenter was talking about, and that’s bereavement. It’s also protected under US law.

So you’re being incredibly gullible if you believe this person was fired for the sole reason of them being a teenager and their family member dying. That’s just like cartoonishly evil and blatantly illegal, and it just reinforces a very black and white world view that this community is predisposed to. That’s the whole point of why I suggested there’s context missing here.

Also are you new here that you think votes determine truth?

No it’s not. It’s literally impossible, that’s the issue.

Given they said they were a teenager, I’m going to assume not. Also no, it’s just getting downvoted because that’s how hiveminds work. It also works in reverse when they happen to agree with you. It’s not that deep.

I think there’s probably a lot of context you’re leaving out

As they should… What’s the alternative here? Let the company’s schedule be determined by sporadic PTO usage that they are expected to have no control over?

Yes, just with very different adjectives

Technical issues are irrelevant. If Microsoft is caught acting on this data, then they are in a lot of legal trouble. As far as I know, HIPAA doesn’t have exceptions for unintentional data leakage from inept admins.

I can control if I use Linux or not. I can’t control my government being bribed lobbied by big tech that shits on consumer rights. I know what can reasonably change. Also the therapist and doctor offices are bad examples, because they have strong legal defenses through HIPAA.

What are you even talking about

I think the massive privacy benefits outweigh things like that, which should be documented properly anyways

That’s a terrible way to think

No way that’s crazy (I didn’t read any of that)

mail in votes are literally communism

To actually keep data persistent on IPFS and not be deleted by the garbage collector, you need to have a server(s) pin the node that holds that data.

You either host these servers yourself, or pay providers to store it for you.

And at that point you just reinvented a server simply hosting your data but with extra steps.