I think the solution to the problem you mention is to allow people to decide for themselves. (And parents to set standards for their children).

There’s a lot of age verification laws being passed right now. IMHO that’s completely the wrong direction.

Instead there should be device preferences which can be locked down by parents and validated using IETF’s Privacy Pass. Then apps and websites can filter based on those personal preferences, not what some government says.

In a scenario like that an app could have a thousand different content filtering standards for a thousand different users. But it needs to understand the content being presented. And beyond that it needs to see the content through the eyes of the user. A common vocabulary for moderation is one piece. “Trust lists” that let the user specify who they want making calls in gray areas is another piece of the puzzle.

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