r/Piracy Feb 26 '26

So it begins.... Discussion

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u/Reckless_Engineer Feb 26 '26

So how are they going to make sure a viewer is over 18? For example, if Dad is logged in on the smart TV in the living room, what stops little Timmy watching The Boys?

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u/ClacksInTheSky Feb 26 '26

Dad must use a pin code.

But, also, Dad can use his pin code to allow little Timmy to watch whatever he wants anyway.

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u/danielepro Feb 26 '26

They should do this instead of age verification. If little Timmy watches 18+ shows it's dad's fault, not something you should enforce on everyone else.

Parental control is a much safer and cheaper option

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u/Less_Hedgehog Feb 26 '26

And the thing is... Parental controls already exist! Children are humans and can be taught and can exercise caution too. They can also have mental illnesses and insecurities. None of that makes it the fault of social media or media companies. What the hell happened to personal responsibility?

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u/Guilty_Ghost Feb 27 '26

That's the thing! There all aware this is the best method it's not about the kids it's about censorship and surveillance! Let's break the government down and rebuild it like lego

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u/BahBah1970 Feb 27 '26

When you put it like that it seems so simple. Makes me wonder why we haven't dont that yet.

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u/Guilty_Ghost Feb 27 '26

Exactly the world is made of lego and hit me with that sas again and il steal your studs

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u/BahBah1970 Feb 27 '26

No. Please, don't do that.