I watched that whole thing, what a waste of time. The design argument? Really?

I'm an atheist and even I find that offensive.

This week we're also specifically focused on the way that online age verification laws threaten access to information about abortion and reproductive health.

Not just for young people (which is bad enough) but for EVERYONE.

We're on DAY 3 of this week of action and today we're hosting a LinkedIn. live panel with @eff.org and others. Come check it out, get questions answered and learn how you can plug in to the movement against online censorship and surveillance bsky.app/profile/figh...

Privacy, antitrust, and algorithmic justice laws would do a lot more to protect kids than age verification, but lawmakers are always looking for the "easy fix" so they can say they protected kids without actually doing anything to address the harmful surveillance capitalist biz model of Big Tech

The House just held a hearing on 19 (!!) bills related to "kids safety" including several that could mandate online ID checks / age verification, like KOSA and the SCREEN Act.

But the reality is that online ID checks would actually make kids LESS safe, not more safe. www.stoponlineidchecks.org

Let the sweet girl sit in the chair, obviously.

Why now? Why not say this last January 20 or any day since then?

Does he mean counties?

Virgil Kane is the name and I served the Danville train...

Happy Thanksgiving Michael.

That tends to happen when you fall asleep during a meeting on camera.