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Florida House of Representatives approves bill to ban social media for kids under 16
(www.goodmorningamerica.com)
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this post was submitted on 26 Jan 2024
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This is very obviously unenforceable
At least not without major violations to privacy.
It's a feature
Yep. It's a direct violation of freedom of speech fair one thing.
Sure it is. Platforms could for example close online sign ups and make people go to a physical location to open an account. Just like with banks. This of course will not pass but the issue is not that you can't enforce age limit. Banks do it. Online banks also do it. The issue is that enforcing this would kill the platforms.
Ive never once had to walk into a bank in my life and I’ve used 6 online banks in my lifetime lol
How did they verify your age?
My social security number I would imagine.