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Re:California moves to exempt Linux from its age-verificatio... by reddalo on Monday May 25, 2026 @04:32PM (#48271354)
Exactly. More laws about internet services = less new competitors coming into the market, because the barriers to entry are too high.
Re:California moves to exempt Linux from its age-verificatio... by Bender on Monday May 25, 2026 @04:41PM (#48271447)
Well, if the concern is they might miss out on revenue from a small child accessing their site and they are not a child specific site then perhaps they should be pushed out of the market one way or another.
Re:California moves to exempt Linux from its age-verificatio... by reddalo on Tuesday May 26, 2026 @08:28AM (#48278845)
No, what I mean is that adding a lot of laws to let websites be legal (age verification, GDPR, etc.) adds a huge burden and that prevents new small websites from even existing.
Re:California moves to exempt Linux from its age-verificatio... by Bender on Tuesday May 26, 2026 @01:02PM (#48282502)
All I am proposing is that websites that may contain adult material add a header. That's hobby level effort. Small companies using a CDN or platform provider can either add the header in the CDN, check a box if this were to take off or open a ticket asking to add the header.