The EU said the sites did not appear to have "appropriate" age verification to stop children accessing porn.
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Kids can’t use computers, and that’s not good for the world. If teenagers figure out enough about how the computer works to get around the parental controls and watch porn, I consider that a net win.
I don’t actually care if teenagers sophisticated enough to do that see porn.
https://lemmy.world/post/30075546/17215433
you can have your Pi and break it too!