Trying to verify age over the internet is a fools errand. Sure you can ask the question, require uses to enter their birth dates, etc. In the end, it can all be faked. Would the collection of that information be sufficient to address any and all liability claims if an underage user was able to access the site?
#9 | Posted by FedUpWithPols at 2025-08-24 04:36 PM | Reply
It's an entire industry, that validates real world IDs. Incode, Plaid, Persona, Telesign, Microsoft Entra, iDenfy, ID.me, etc, etc..
If you can kill a classroom of kids in a few seconds, that's heavy weaponry.
#143 | Posted by SpeakSoftly at 2025-08-28 12:41 PM | Reply
According to that even a little Marlin .22 from Sears & Roebuck, a child's gun from the 60s, is heavy weaponry. A couple of revolvers does the same thing. We know a little history right and how sailors got around the issue of single shot firearms by preloading many of them? The problem with trying to restrict technology is people are smarter than we give them credit for and easily circumvent systems.