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Spain introduces porn passport to stop kids from watching smut
(www.politico.eu)
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this post was submitted on 05 Jul 2024
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So teens learn about Tor & VPNs. This stuff doesn't work. The higher you put the skills to get access, the more they will learn. Nothing motivates teens more than access to adult stuff. Maybe this is really a tech literacy policy.
Learning to circumvent my parent's fumbling attempts to keep me off of early nineties bulletin board porn made me the man I am today.
Yup, all you're doing is teaching them to cover their tracks
A generation of privacy savvy citizens doesn't sound bad.
Much easier just to go to sketchy websites than learn how to hide your traffic
Or, just as likely, go to the sketchy VPNs from the first Play Store results.