No worries man.

This is just a guess but with open source operating systems, it can and will probably be bypassed. I’m sure people will make forks without verification.

With closed source, probably not the most updated ones.

This bill, if passed, will force operating systems to verify the age of the user. This means the verification uses a government issued ID.

This basically makes using VPNs for privacy useless. Now they will have a record of every IP address you ever used. They can also use local laws internationally. Like if your state has age verification or bans certain sites, they can just use your ID to ban those websites or apps even if you aren’t in the country.

This is horribly bad…

Its Play listing was appropriately marked as “Mature 17+,” which means that children won’t be able to download it if their devices have parental controls. In addition, the developers clearly communicate that the game tackles serious issues. “This game is not suitable for children or those who are easily disturbed” is the first line of the game.

Looks like the developers and publisher did everything right. Play has a ton of games where you kill people. Google’s inconsistency shines again.

The only recovery was a reboot — which just restarted the 49.7-day countdown.

Saying ‘time bomb’ made me think this was unfixable after the expiration happened.

Pings still worked. Existing connections stayed alive. But anything that needed a new TCP socket simply failed.

Sounds like system admin hell for servers running on a string.

Google got rid of thousands of employees in the last 5 years and this asshole gets half a billion dollars…