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They are doing it in a clever way. They introduce this bullshit for big platforms, which are almost exclusively based on network effects. If it's useful, it's captured. If it's not captured, it's useless (the network effect is too small).

What is funny though is that it will almost certainly not protect the children. They will move to some unregulated platforms and the child predators go where the kids are.

How retarded does someone have to be in order not to see this basic thing. EU bureaucrat level retarded.
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Gzuuus 5mo ago

Yes, absolutely. If people are forced to move to 'unregulated' platforms, the blame will be placed on the users because, because wtf, why are you going to an unregulated platform? Nasty one, everything that happens to you is justified by that choice. The level of retardation in EU bureaucracy is really high, but there is an even higher level of retardation among the average EU citizen who accepts and even defends them, declaring themselves ignorant in the process

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Juraj 5mo ago

I think very few people defend them. Most people don't understand it, so they are ignorant. And that is understandable. I don't understand food regulation of hydro energy regulations. I know it's bad when it comes from EU, but I don't care about it that much to go deep. Same for most people about the tech topics.