Age Verification is a Trick with a Different Intent than What You Think

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  • čas přidán 26. 03. 2024
  • Once again, another group is fired up about "Child Safety" issues. This time related to doing age verification on porn sites. But though the well meaning people who push this do not know this, they are just being manipulated by the real players who have a different agenda. The agenda is always about beating encryption, and population control.
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Komentáře • 247

  • @Carnivorous-Vegan
    @Carnivorous-Vegan Před měsícem +44

    We all know its not age-verification, its identity-verification.

  • @reddawn5297
    @reddawn5297 Před měsícem +76

    Protecting kids is just an excuse they want to know everything

    • @ALPHA90152
      @ALPHA90152 Před měsícem +15

      Yep, and people will never learn they need to stop outsourcing their parenting until they lose everything.

    • @MrMarcusjarvey
      @MrMarcusjarvey Před měsícem +9

      Trojan horse

    • @streamingnowstreamingnow2568
      @streamingnowstreamingnow2568 Před měsícem

      Oddly enough when you give them your TwoCents about them, they censor and silence you.

    • @itrytobeanonymoustoo5289
      @itrytobeanonymoustoo5289 Před měsícem +8

      Protecting the children is the excuse governments trot out when they know a proposal will unpopular with the public. It is used frequently for local tax increases too.

    • @Randytherumbler
      @Randytherumbler Před měsícem

      Of course! Ignorant people think that Big Tech would go out of their way to protect THEM.
      Hell,no.
      The COPPA thing. The KYC thing. And they think an A.I. is a person.
      A.I.'s are *not* people!
      Like Rob Braxman Tech originally from China with their social media platforms on TikTok, Facebook Live,and of course, their social "scores".
      A bunch of conservatives from Texas being Zucked,who don't want freedom.
      They hate freedom,and are supporters of the thin green line.
      What *they* want people to know is their paranoia to be known as if their agenda depends on them to protect the kids from any and all harm.
      When the reality is the opposite.
      Propaganda is one of their main missions in Big Tech infiltrating their lives by any and all technology.
      By further investing in their own computer software and hardware into expecting technology to do their heavy lifting for them.
      Sort of having that M3gan effect.
      Look what happens when dumb,stupid,and ignorant people who don't understand what it means to live in a socialist state like California, Florida, Washington state, Oregon,and Pennsylvania.
      New Mexico is a state that now has crooked and corrupt police officers that break their own laws and violate citizens constitutional rights,now stupidly think that something like *this* will protect them.
      Their qualified immunity would be GONE. That's possible now.
      But it doesn't always work. Doesn't mean that their government will protect their kids and teenagers from any and all harm,from being exploited.
      Like depending on those ineffective Ring doorbell cameras.
      A lot of good that does them.
      Nothing but a bunch of red tape,legal problems/ legal issues and more privacy concerns.
      Knowledge is power. Ignorance is not bliss.

  • @AWEG-qu8bz
    @AWEG-qu8bz Před měsícem +42

    My recommendation: Stay away from ALL so named "social network" platforms.
    Because they are not social.
    Leave your house and talk face to face with people.
    That is more healthy for you.

    • @Gtfobcso2024
      @Gtfobcso2024 Před měsícem +4

      Absolutely correct. And start writing letters toyour loved ones. Snail mail is more secure than all digital bs.

    • @irony11
      @irony11 Před měsícem +6

      Your comment is on a social network.

    • @Gtfobcso2024
      @Gtfobcso2024 Před měsícem

      @@irony11 fakebook and twitter are the more toxic than youtube ones. All you trolls working for slavemaking companies are too pompous to realize tgat you are being used and will be next in line. AI will kill freedom. What's left of it. Digital banking with internet and social media misinformation via tech nerds huding behind screens. Dividing and seperating fsmikies based on polotricks WHEN THIS IS A DICTATORSHIP AND HAS NEVER BEEN A DEMOCRACY. We are allowing this division based on an illusion that any of us have a choice, that our vote "matters". This whole fascade disgusts me.

    • @salvador.garcia
      @salvador.garcia Před měsícem +2

      ​@@irony11 sure, but he has a point also. We have to learn to use social media to inform yourself, things that add value to you, not just to feed narcissistic facades.

    • @irony11
      @irony11 Před měsícem +2

      @@salvador.garcia My point was that one is telling people to stay off social media when the same person is doing it while on a social media platform.

  • @jayw115
    @jayw115 Před měsícem +37

    As a parent, it is so sad to see other parents have their children, even as young as 3 hooked on iPads. They should be far away from the screens.
    People need to wake up to the technocrats before it’s too late.

    • @anovino1992
      @anovino1992 Před měsícem

      That's how that child in FL on vacation with her parents; dug a over 6ft hole in the sand until it collapse in on her. If her parents were paying attention, they would have seen the danger. Then again, some of these parents are clueless, they don't see Danger anywhere. Now they want measures implemented, so big government, will come in and stop you from going to the beach.

    • @ALPHA90152
      @ALPHA90152 Před měsícem

      Those children should be hooked on nature instead.

    • @invisableobserver
      @invisableobserver Před měsícem

      ipads emit so much harmful EMF radiation that they should be banned

    • @StreetHierarchy
      @StreetHierarchy Před měsícem

      People can't afford to raise their kids, plus they live sedentary lifestyles and eat junk food.

    • @Gtfobcso2024
      @Gtfobcso2024 Před měsícem

      100% the internet, screens, twitter, facebook, online gaming is how the technocrats are using AI to divide familues and mkultra hypnotize all users. "Users".

  • @umat6991
    @umat6991 Před měsícem +16

    Unfortunately, the only sight most people have is short.

  • @janburn007
    @janburn007 Před měsícem +7

    The "thought police" are already alive & well in the UK, & have been for some time now.
    A few years ago there was a case of a man in the UK who received a visit at his home by a couple of police officers, one of whom said they were there to "make sure that his thinking was correct".
    The visit was prompted by a comment/post the man had made in an on-line chat, where he had quoted something another chat member had previously said - so the content the police were upset about, was not even originally his.
    The UK is in a really dreadful state at the moment, sadly.

  • @R3ALDUBB3DD3R3K
    @R3ALDUBB3DD3R3K Před měsícem +8

    As a 27 year old who grew up with computers in the early 2000s, AIM mid 2000s along with the first smartphones (think iPhone) and later social media heading into the 2010s… I can say that I am not alone in my age group wanting to retreat to nature whether it be hiking, backpacking, camping, and plenty of other outdoorsy activities. Few childhood friends of mine share my desire to grow their own food, have cattle, homestead and whatnot and I just love to see that I am not alone. Keep up with the great videos man ✌️

    • @collapsingruins
      @collapsingruins Před měsícem +1

      The only way is to get back to the roots. You're not alone. Many people feel the same way. We are all being robbed of our lives for something very small and trivial. Access to information (most of it controlled and selected for a specific purpose). and the need to be connected. There is no connection when you have a black mirror in front of your nose 24/7. maybe it's time to ghost the internet and social media completely. I sick and tired of all the bullshit. I try so get a horse-drawn carriage and a plot of land and do my own thing, with as little electricity as possible, like the Amish.

  • @cccalifornia7206
    @cccalifornia7206 Před měsícem +5

    Thank you Rob!!!🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸👊👍

  • @tubes-lut
    @tubes-lut Před měsícem +8

    Gen X
    The geration that was forgotten their entire lives turns out to be the last generation that knows privacy.

    •  Před měsícem +1

      You know it. The boomers hate us and the millennials ignore us.

    • @collapsingruins
      @collapsingruins Před měsícem

      In the Zoomer Generation, many good Souls. I have Hope. The Media try to make them look dump and clueless, but i meet many of the Generation, they are petty smart and know what thy want.

  • @SamuelHollandsh
    @SamuelHollandsh Před měsícem +10

    Thank you for making it easier to tell how the Internet, etc works. 👍👍

  • @Kylecombes4
    @Kylecombes4 Před měsícem +20

    Nikki Haley pushed this & her public name is an alias 😅

  • @ScorpionCar
    @ScorpionCar Před měsícem +6

    Great video Rob for explaining the most common problem and why children shouldn't have access to phone.

  • @iteerrex8166
    @iteerrex8166 Před měsícem +12

    This has been the plan all along, digi IDs, CBDCs, 15min cities, and zee bugs.

    • @FineWine-v4.0
      @FineWine-v4.0 Před měsícem +2

      15 min cities are fine enough, when you get old, needing a car is quite the handicap

  • @Yumicpcake
    @Yumicpcake Před měsícem +12

    This all started with a 15 year old found in videos on there. Strange how it's going in a different direction. It was supposed to prevent child trafficking.

  • @SirPrancelot1
    @SirPrancelot1 Před měsícem +2

    Thanks for keeping us informed and aware Rob.

  • @Anon-Man.
    @Anon-Man. Před měsícem +13

    If ID is implemented for all Internet users, it will be the day I completely disconnect from Internet.

    • @robbraxmantech
      @robbraxmantech  Před měsícem +21

      You don't have to disconnect, we will all converge on the dark net

    • @ohwhen7775
      @ohwhen7775 Před měsícem +3

      @@robbraxmantech What does this mean?

    • @robertvondarth1730
      @robertvondarth1730 Před měsícem

      @@ohwhen7775
      There are nearly untraceable routes on the internet.
      Look up dark web

    • @linsqopiring6816
      @linsqopiring6816 Před měsícem

      @@robbraxmantech Wouldn't they make laws to make access to the dark net harder? For example it's now illegal to operate a tor node and the tor website taken down etc.

    • @maxfrischdev
      @maxfrischdev Před měsícem

      ​@@-T--T- seek and LEARN how to safely approach it, otherwise, if you stumble your way in half-blind, you are basically offering yourself to be robbed and butchered 🙈😅
      So no, we will not "all" meet again in the Dark Webs

  • @fyrbyrd71
    @fyrbyrd71 Před měsícem +2

    If only adults acted their age and responsibility...

  • @4dxl
    @4dxl Před měsícem +6

    This is depressing

  • @kimberleebrackley2793
    @kimberleebrackley2793 Před měsícem +2

    Yeah. I've got samy sung wanting my age and won't quit. They want us to turn in old tech for new. Thank you.

  • @straightface311
    @straightface311 Před 18 dny

    I love that someone like yourself speaks out against this madness and helps people like myself stay more aware of this madness. Thank you for your videos and I'll definitely be supporting the cause!

  • @psbassett
    @psbassett Před měsícem +2

    One of your best videos yet. Unfortunately we have to ban you for wagging your finger in people's faces and telling the truth.

  • @makaeo8085
    @makaeo8085 Před měsícem +3

    Parents need to TAKE RESPONSIBILITY and stop pointing the finger at the government. I would give my child a phone before High School, but definitely not with unbound internet access...not even sure I would take off parental controls at the High School level.

  • @codemiesterbeats
    @codemiesterbeats Před měsícem

    I share your same concerns... These days you can't just expect people to be personally accountable 😂

  • @JM.TheComposer
    @JM.TheComposer Před měsícem +3

    The scariest part is most people don't care about this stuff. 😱

  • @murb2586
    @murb2586 Před měsícem +4

    Hey Robert, any opinions on "Unplugged" brand smartphones? Its a device and O.S. owned by Eric Prince, ex blackwater head and government security consultant. James O'Keefe fomer Project Veritas founder and investigative/undercover journalist claims it to be relatively safe from hackers and govt surveillance and is currently promoting it to his audience in kind.
    I would love to hear a review if you were so inclined. Thanks for all your work.
    P.s. i'd mentioned your channel numerous times on his comments and live chat on OMG Media Group CZcams channel

    • @janburn007
      @janburn007 Před měsícem

      I came across that mobile phone on-line some months ago - when an acquaintance drew my attention to it.
      I took a look at it myself & saw that it is much more expensive than the BraX2 phone, & there are also some on-going costs associated with its use, in addition to any carrier costs.
      I would be very interested to see how many people have actually purchased that phone. At an up-front purchase cost of close to $1,000, plus some on-going costs, I would not purchase such a phone - particularly as some of its software is proprietary & not open-source.
      But I'll admit that, on the surface, it may impress some people, who may be inclined to purchase it. It would indeed be interesting to know what Rob Braxman thinks of it - even though some people may claim he might be biased, as he offers a similar product/phone himself - the aim of which is privacy.

  • @alexandretorres5087
    @alexandretorres5087 Před měsícem +2

    I think that the big problem ahead is AI. AI agents capable of breaking any captcha, post like humans, but several times faster. At some time identification will be necessary to separate bots and people, or all social networks will just be impossible to use. Even the amazon publishing system was hit by hundreds of AI generated "fake books", but they are still connected to human accounts that are subjected to be banned. You may still try to preserve "privacy to watch", but it gets economically difficult.

  • @jsano2754
    @jsano2754 Před měsícem +1

    Thank you good sir. Keep up the good fight.

  • @yuka-youtube
    @yuka-youtube Před měsícem

    i am applying to MAID. hope it will be accepted… my life is gonna be over. free from everything… ty rob. it was not waste to watch you

  • @kennyvanderwood8544
    @kennyvanderwood8544 Před měsícem

    I was skeptical about what you were going to say, but you make valid points. Thanks for sharing your perspective.

  • @weekendwarrior3420
    @weekendwarrior3420 Před měsícem +2

    People can meet in person and speak freely, like before. There should be no freedom to take to a public broadcast facility such as an internet and agitate masses, especially children, with whatever crazy ideas one has. One eloquent and charismatic person can cause a lot of damage to a society, like that. If he wants to do that, let him do it the traditional way.

    • @wagmiorngmi
      @wagmiorngmi Před měsícem

      I think you're on the wrong youtube channel.

    • @weekendwarrior3420
      @weekendwarrior3420 Před měsícem

      @@wagmiorngmi I think people should spend more time personally building connections and trust with other people than figuring out how to secure the data they post on the internet. Someone can easily watch you on the internet and then turn it off when the time comes. The internet isn't the problem - it's the people who are hell-bent on using it when they don't have to. It allows to transmit encrypted data from one person to another - one can implement anything on top of that.

    • @bite-sizedshorts9635
      @bite-sizedshorts9635 Před měsícem

      It sounds like you're a leftist and only want your views to be heard. Leftists own the newspapers, magazines, radio, TV, and movies. The only way for conservatives to be heard is on the internet.

  • @WarrenStarCat
    @WarrenStarCat Před měsícem +1

    Excellent as always Rob.

  • @oasisbeyond
    @oasisbeyond Před měsícem +7

    Parents parenting?

  • @linsqopiring6816
    @linsqopiring6816 Před měsícem +3

    But think of the children!

  • @rphilipsgeekery4589
    @rphilipsgeekery4589 Před měsícem +6

    Ok so they age restrict porn , what about all the porn on social media and torrent sites

    • @one_b
      @one_b Před měsícem +1

      Exactly... I only use FB with a fake user name and unused email on a separate browser for retro gaming and vintage computer groups. I have ZERO friends on the account so the only things it can know about me are based on other users of those groups. Besides FB's algorithms trying desperately to make me a vegan or into some celeb worshiping dolt, it shows me huge amounts of dirty drawings and AI generated porn. I report everything, block the pages, select "show me less of this content", and hide the pages and all this appears to do is drive the algorithm harder. FB clearly doesn't seem to care one bit that the content is on their system for anyone to access and it actively promotes it.

    • @rphilipsgeekery4589
      @rphilipsgeekery4589 Před měsícem

      @@one_b FB has gone to hell, logged on recently after not using it for a year, it was just trash all over my feed , weird groups that seem fake , posting made up news stories , bizarre low iq shorts , symptoms of dying network imho

  • @Steve-iz3ps
    @Steve-iz3ps Před měsícem +1

    Thanks Rob you're a super hero ❤

  • @CountChokcula
    @CountChokcula Před měsícem +9

    Ive alwyas thought that age verification was insanely invasive. Imagine someone knowing what kind of p*rn you watch. Even if its regular stuff, its embarrassing.

    • @APR613
      @APR613 Před měsícem +4

      Your telecom provider already knows through the set top box. 😮

    • @LynyrdSkynyrd.4Ever
      @LynyrdSkynyrd.4Ever Před měsícem +1

      Your Internet provider knows every byte that you receive

    • @linsqopiring6816
      @linsqopiring6816 Před měsícem +1

      @@LynyrdSkynyrd.4EverWith a VPN they can only know the domain you connect to.

    • @LynyrdSkynyrd.4Ever
      @LynyrdSkynyrd.4Ever Před měsícem

      @@linsqopiring6816 well currently at least. Also I'm starting to see limitations and prohibitions on VPN usage so it will probably get interesting in the future

  • @MrJohnnybe123
    @MrJohnnybe123 Před 6 dny

    they will record who is using tor and assume you are a criminal anyway

  • @orsoncart802
    @orsoncart802 Před měsícem +2

    Quite right! 👍👍👍

  • @jamesfox2857
    @jamesfox2857 Před měsícem +1

    Very True !!!

  • @user-jw3og6tq3h
    @user-jw3og6tq3h Před měsícem

    Thank you, Rob.

  • @Theabstractblu
    @Theabstractblu Před 15 dny

    i love the passion, wish there was more in my generation, everyone hooked on phones but wont fight for it either

  • @BonafideMcdonalds
    @BonafideMcdonalds Před měsícem +2

    Rob,
    Thank you for the much needed video. Have you heard about Idaho Senate Bill 1253? I have been trying to get other channels like Rossmann to talk about it for a month now to no avail. Pretty serious stuff, and I'd love if you followed this video up with one talking about device filtering (S 1253's purpose). Any device in Idaho (activated) would be required to prove the person's age it seems, which can only happen by ID.

    • @irony11
      @irony11 Před měsícem

      That is a good reason to not upgrade. You're assuming it will pass.

    • @BonafideMcdonalds
      @BonafideMcdonalds Před měsícem

      @@irony11 Sadly, it will pass. If not this exact bill, then another one. Texas, Utah Louisiana, etc... all good examples.

    • @irony11
      @irony11 Před měsícem

      @@BonafideMcdonalds You also have a choice to not participate or move. I don't think it will stand as it can also be appealed. Nothing can be forced during the appeals process.

  • @mediocreape
    @mediocreape Před měsícem +8

    god bless man, you see it all so clearly.

  • @timzstr
    @timzstr Před měsícem +3

    great information thanks

  • @one_b
    @one_b Před měsícem +1

    I run pi-hole in a VM on an old Dell SFF PC with TrueNAS Core. It pulls a huge list of known adult sites for blocking. I regularly check that the list is still updated and test the blocking capability. (We have two young kids and though they aren't given unsupervised internet access, I figure it doesn't hurt me to be ahead of the curve.) It is very effective. Seems like it would be easier to have ISPs provide DNS level adult site blocking if the subscriber requests it rather than force age verification. It could be as simple as a plan option selection on their account management pages. Same for cell phone data plans. This shows you their real intent, not to protect and to leave responsibility in the hands of parents and adults, but to track and control. Of course opt-in ISP level blocking isn't going to stop somebody who is determined, but on a PC with a properly restricted user account (or a parental locked phone) they shouldn't be able to change DNS settings or start a VPN to get around such things... they'll just go to a publicly open wifi somewhere.

  • @mentecriptica3163
    @mentecriptica3163 Před měsícem +2

    if this is successful then I'll have to be ready to use internet a lot less if all websites require ID verification

  • @MarkOfLight8888
    @MarkOfLight8888 Před měsícem

    Rob your great, ive been following you for years. Our goals and objectives are closely aligned. Its just st**id ppl on here. And who knows if some of them are even real.

  • @carlscorner4820
    @carlscorner4820 Před měsícem +1

    My new android scans for "viruses" once or twice a day. I have to see how to stop it

  • @shaolinscrambler7997
    @shaolinscrambler7997 Před měsícem

    I feel like this is already a lost battle. Whenever you say you're against this kind of thing non-technical people think you just want to watch porn, don't see the bigger picture, and don't appreciate anonymity -- so sick of "but I have nothing to hide..."

  • @07wrxtr1
    @07wrxtr1 Před měsícem

    Funny this came up - the "law and crime network" just had an attorney on suggesting exactly this - with respect to the school teacher lady that used the internet in some manner to go after minors.

  • @lillieberger2883
    @lillieberger2883 Před měsícem

    I never give my personal information to anyone or any website.

  • @lii1Il
    @lii1Il Před měsícem +1

    Can you recommend a secure and private domain provider?

  • @yelowpunk
    @yelowpunk Před měsícem

    @2:40 - Protection is the Responsibility of the Parent 🏆🎀💐

  • @TheSillybits
    @TheSillybits Před měsícem +2

    Off topic: I’d like to start using a braxphone but I am missing out on a real good navigation app to run on it… any advice? Thanks!

  • @weekendwarrior3420
    @weekendwarrior3420 Před měsícem +1

    Use the phone for calling, and a PC not connected to the internet for things you don't want others to see. It's that simple. Give your public key to your friend, encrypt the message with your private key on that PC, then take it on a USB stick to send over the internet. Let your friend do the same. Keep all keys on the unconnected PCs only. Of course you'll have to meet to exchange the keys - that's called "know your friend" policy :-)

    • @irony11
      @irony11 Před měsícem

      If you are meeting in person just tell your friend the information. You have no guarantee your friend won't connect the drive to the internet. That seems like a lot of extra effort for not.

    • @weekendwarrior3420
      @weekendwarrior3420 Před měsícem

      @@irony11 The drive contains your encrypted message - you are supposed to connect it to the internet to send it, but the internet can'tdecrypt it. And yes, if your friend lives next door you don't need all this.

  • @canabitter
    @canabitter Před měsícem +1

    As always, a great video. HoweverbI have a question about that chinese social score system. Is it actually real? I hear about it on CZcams from time to time and it is always presented as an absolute fsct. However, I spent a couple of years in China for work reason (during the pandemic out of all times) and of course experienced the surveillance at every step but i had never heard or seen about social score in actual China. I understand that it would be something that only Chinese people would have direct contact with but since it is so common there I would have hear some of my colleagues mentioning it or refering to it in some way or another. It leaves me under a doubt that it even exists. How strong evidence is there for social credit score in China? Is it just an urban myth spread on the internet ?

    • @deadlymarmoset2074
      @deadlymarmoset2074 Před měsícem

      It's legit a thing, check out laowhy86, he has a number of excellent videos on the subject.

  • @maxvinella941
    @maxvinella941 Před měsícem +2

    NOSTR fixes this!

  • @miaudottk9080
    @miaudottk9080 Před měsícem +3

    China Unicom esim root CA - your friendly Chinese certification authority in Windows10 :)

  • @user-jf9vx1cl8k
    @user-jf9vx1cl8k Před měsícem +1

    Should I get rid of my iCloud account ?

  • @Malagent
    @Malagent Před 27 dny

    Nearly anything mandated by the government is a bad idea that will be poorly implemented. That's a generous view of it assuming their intent is benign. That is not a given or even very likely really.
    That said, I don't even try to remain anonnymous online. I have decided that I would rather die for what I know and believe than hide it. Sure, I would prefer it doesn't come to that, but if it does I will retain my liberty even to my death.

  • @earthstick
    @earthstick Před měsícem

    Yesterday my phone downloaded and installed Google Chrome without my instruction. I noticed there is no option to uninstall any Google apps.

  • @Anondady
    @Anondady Před měsícem

    The problem with voip is that is not accepted everywhere

  • @APR613
    @APR613 Před měsícem +2

    If I want to view my Verizon benefits, they won’t let me access the site unless I use Chrome or Microsoft browser. I can’t use my VPN either. How do I get around this?

    • @robbraxmantech
      @robbraxmantech  Před měsícem +4

      You can't get around the limitations they give you like no-VPN. So the answer is to rethink your support of their services

    • @rphilipsgeekery4589
      @rphilipsgeekery4589 Před měsícem +2

      Use chrome in a VM

    • @linsqopiring6816
      @linsqopiring6816 Před měsícem +1

      They are expensive but you can get a dedicated IP.

    • @APR613
      @APR613 Před měsícem

      @@robbraxmantech I am an employee. I can’t “rethink” a new employer. 😉 I have to use Verizon’s benefits sites.

    • @APR613
      @APR613 Před měsícem

      @@rphilipsgeekery4589 virtual machine? VM? How?

  • @JanWillemdeGeest
    @JanWillemdeGeest Před měsícem

    bluecoat k9 is a very good free filter. It can filter most subjects very specificly

  • @bernardmueller5676
    @bernardmueller5676 Před měsícem

    We have no chance against THEM.

    • @irony11
      @irony11 Před měsícem

      Stop participating. It is that simple.

  • @goldcic
    @goldcic Před měsícem

    Remove phones from everyone.

  • @FirstSkyWalker
    @FirstSkyWalker Před měsícem +2

    Of course people want to be anonymous watching this type of content. However, it’s too accessible now and minors are being and have been influenced. That’s evident based on social studies.
    How is identifying yourself to be of legal age, any different from how it was done before the rise of these type of sites?
    It will drastically reduce the streams that’s obvious. But the mental health of children is more important.

    • @robbraxmantech
      @robbraxmantech  Před měsícem +2

      You really believe it's for that?

    • @BillAnt
      @BillAnt Před měsícem

      ​@@robbraxmantech- "For the safety and security" smh They just say that to take away all our freedom.

    • @FirstSkyWalker
      @FirstSkyWalker Před měsícem +1

      @@robbraxmantech Age restrictions content needs to be categorized different. Of course if people want they always can have access to certain sites (content) without any restrictions and verification. But this does reduce the accessibility.
      These type of sites should have done more to protect their content, from children having access.

  • @vz4384
    @vz4384 Před měsícem +1

    Sorry but Internet ID already exists. In Europe is quite popular for ISPs to offer home Internet over LTE mobile network, which of course uses SIM cards, some European countries mandated SIM card registration, which means tying your personal data with a SIM card. Each provider has a special web page for overviewing your monthly internet traffic, bills and contract details. When you visit that page, you are automatically logged in and greeted with your personal data, regarding of device connected through that router. How this web page finds and recognises the information I would like to know myself. Since erasing browser history doesn't help it can mean only that the web page reads the SIM card data with the help of the router, probably IMSI number and checks in the providers database to which user it belongs to and grants you access. It is not difficult to figure out how can this be applied to many other aspects of the Internet.

    • @kunzpeter433
      @kunzpeter433 Před měsícem

      vpn and they can not see what pages you visiting.

  • @moetocafe
    @moetocafe Před měsícem

    Can we trust the same people, who push for gender reassignment for minors, to have the best intentions for your kids' ?
    Although, I have to admit, it would be nice if people were held responsible for what they do and say online and cannot hide their identity, because too many people misbehave online, which is not a good thing on too many levels.
    But can we trust those in power about that and that they won't abuse their power? Certainly not.

  • @robertcole9391
    @robertcole9391 Před měsícem

    Zuckerberg with FB and META is the worst of all of them. Biblical posts ae labeled as 'graphic and violent' in nature. I tagged him with two posts. One was and the other was not and asked why the one that is not labeled. Now I can't post original content. It's held for processing before posting. What a load of crap. Been going on for a month now and still nothing posted.

  • @lancedooley7558
    @lancedooley7558 Před měsícem

    As a conservative the whole click if your 18 is a dumb idea. Not sure whos actually pushing this unless their being paid off.

  • @jimmyconway8025
    @jimmyconway8025 Před 28 dny

    That'll never work.
    Besides VPNs...

  • @joshuatzonfortheslaughter
    @joshuatzonfortheslaughter Před měsícem

    I'm probably already on a gub'ment list haha...

  • @DrandilonOriculus
    @DrandilonOriculus Před měsícem

    Based

  • @MerkDolf
    @MerkDolf Před měsícem +2

    👁 👍 😅 👌

  • @n.gineer8102
    @n.gineer8102 Před měsícem

    I’m not so sure I agree. This could restrict spam, hacking, phishing and all the other anonymous attacks. No more bullying, no more harassment. It would return us to responsibility for one’s actions. Freedom of speech has never been so abused as it has on the internet. Maybe it’s time people had to responsible like they were before the internet.

  • @ExtraordinaryLiving
    @ExtraordinaryLiving Před měsícem +1

    👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍

  • @tubes-lut
    @tubes-lut Před měsícem

    Traci lords

  • @marcusa.rivera6377
    @marcusa.rivera6377 Před 29 dny

    Viper on diapers!

  • @reddawn5297
    @reddawn5297 Před měsícem +1

    Fun fact: most people get porn through torrents. Will they require ID for torrent sites? 😂

    • @robbraxmantech
      @robbraxmantech  Před měsícem +2

      There is always a way to override so the only thing that will be left will be a surveillance infrastructure of our ID's, but nothing will actually be restricted.

    • @WillyEckaslike
      @WillyEckaslike Před měsícem +2

      @@robbraxmantech surveillance infrastructure of our ID's,...of which anything said or done that they dont like will be punished via social credit scores and digital banking...remember the Canadian truckers

    • @robbraxmantech
      @robbraxmantech  Před měsícem +2

      I know this very well. Still happening

  • @dimii27
    @dimii27 Před měsícem +1

    Yes but porn is damaging the mental health of both adults and children

  • @LGB-FJB
    @LGB-FJB Před měsícem

    1/1/1900

  • @marcusa.rivera6377
    @marcusa.rivera6377 Před 29 dny

    When the iphone was 1st introduce, porn was easily accessible.

  • @bruceli9094
    @bruceli9094 Před měsícem

    Nice sounding policy names, are NEVER good.
    eg The Patriot Act, has nothing to do with that.

  • @a1isrising
    @a1isrising Před měsícem +1

    i agree umm on second thought no i dont agree goverment is correct no matter what lmao i hope mt sarcasism dont hurt your feelings , not you Rob but big gov

  • @tacticalcenter8658
    @tacticalcenter8658 Před měsícem

    Rob. Who is they?

    • @vz4384
      @vz4384 Před měsícem

      The dumbest question on the channel. 🥇

    • @tacticalcenter8658
      @tacticalcenter8658 Před měsícem

      @@vz4384 its the only good question. Who r they?

    • @vz4384
      @vz4384 Před měsícem

      @@tacticalcenter8658 but I guess you have some assumptions who they might be?

    • @tacticalcenter8658
      @tacticalcenter8658 Před měsícem

      @@vz4384 Israel ... Its not an assumption.

    • @tacticalcenter8658
      @tacticalcenter8658 Před měsícem

      @@vz4384 its pronounced is real. And its not an assumption.

  • @miketurgeon5506
    @miketurgeon5506 Před měsícem

    wow...good info rob...keep it up..........lots of stupid people out there.

  • @nullc0ntext
    @nullc0ntext Před měsícem +2

    It's funny how impotent this effort is since VPN's are a thing.The second they want my details for porn I go elsewhere though.

  • @maxg4958
    @maxg4958 Před měsícem

    I appreciate your channel. But the sheep don't get it. I think it is too late for correction.

  • @paulomatematica9985
    @paulomatematica9985 Před měsícem +1

    Porn is bad. Games with violence are much worst.

  • @sun-groupecommunications1331

    Quit pornography and become nofap like farfromweak is possible too

  • @mrthomasfritz
    @mrthomasfritz Před měsícem +2

    VPN to Europe where it is unlawful

    • @barfo281
      @barfo281 Před měsícem

      lol you think you're not trackable with a VPN?

  • @MarvinConnell
    @MarvinConnell Před měsícem

    I find myself in disagreement with something... I do not believe that people should be free to post things on the internet without accountability(the ability for what you said to be linked to you) - because such things facilitate abusive behaviour without consequence(which is part of why I think they use identification)... I believe people should be accountable for what they say & do, ESPECIALLY on the internet... Imagine being stalked by an abuser - how would you be able to stop such a thing if said abuser is free to say\do what they want with anonymity? & let's play the 'child card' - who would want their child to be subject to unadulterated abuse from a stalker? 🤔

    • @irony11
      @irony11 Před měsícem

      Your opinion doesn't matter (neither does mine) if it violates someone's rights. A person has the freedom of speech. I cannot tell someone to remove themselves from life or yell fire in a movie theater. That is law. People want to limit free speech because it hurts their feelings. No. That is not how this works. If you tell me to fork off & I get butthurt that is my issue. You should not be reprimanded for it. Assuming we are both legal aged adults there was no crime. People cannot regulate how to be a decent human being on the internet. If someone is that offended by what a stranger says on the internet they need to stay off the internet.

    • @MarvinConnell
      @MarvinConnell Před měsícem

      ​@@irony11 On the contrary - being as Intelligent etc as I am - MY opinion DOES matter - it's just that the majority of mankind doesn't possess the level on intelligence to acknowledge that(& take the associated necessary steps to make change for the better - as they are programmed to conform)... The 'freedom of speech' revolves around being free to speak against your Government, share your ideas & data - IT DOES NOT MEAN YOU CAN SAY WHAT YOU WANT, BE VERBALLY ABUSIVE, TOXIC, ANNOYING, ETC!!! Telling people to remove themselves from life or yell fire IS something you CAN say - but weather or not you should be free to do same is debatable... The limiting of free speech has nothing to do with feelings - it has to do with CONTROL(people who speak freely against the control the Government has over the public are silenced or labelled in a negative way so as to discredit them) - being intentionally insulting for the sake of doing so is NOT a case of being 'free to speak', NO!!! Rather, it is a case of being ABUSIVE, & hiding under the guise of being free to speak(double abusive as you're also abusing the 'right to speak') - you NEED to UNDERSTAND what 'freedom of speech' is - you come off as am ADOLESCENT(saw a video of same defining FOS - they, like you, have it all wrong - YOU don't have a proper grasp of 'how things work' ETC)... If someone curses\is verbally abusive to you - THEY HAVE MENTAL ISSUES\DEFICIENCIES\ETC......NOT YOU, for being insulted - & YES, they should be reprimanded for it - NO ONE SHOULD BE ALLOWED TO BE WILFULLY OFFENSIVE\ABUSIVE\ETC & GET AWAY WITH IT... It's SAD that the level of intellect you have, doesn't allow you to acknowledge the problem with that(but then again, you're probably just being annoying on purpose)... Imagine someone abusing YOUR child at school on a DAILY basis & YOU telling YOUR child that THEY are the problem if THEY have a grouse with it? MADNESS!!! I guess if a woman is RAPED & has a problem with it SHE is the problem, right? Because people can DO whatever they want to do, right? Being an adult DOES NOT make it 'okay' for you to verbally abuse another adult - STOP talking SHIT(YOU are VERY ANNOYING) - I bet if I PUNCH your adult face(I'll do worse - don't bite off more then you can chew), you'll run to the police... As long as it's between adults, abuse is okay, right? WHEN people become linked to their internet activity, NO ONE will be able to be abusive & get away with it... People who use the internet to secretly ABUSE others should be BANNED from internet use - & or REMOVED FROM EXISTENCE!!! -_-

  • @bottomtext7700
    @bottomtext7700 Před měsícem

    Hello, Texan here. Gonna disagree with you on this one. I want pornography's reach limited and severely restricted in my state. Im glad the state did something to protect people from actual dangerous content. The "pornography as a freedom" excuses are outdated and cringe. Porn is clearly a net negative on the personal and societal levels and should be banned completely... for everyone. If y'all don't like it, don't move here. Please.

    • @bottomtext7700
      @bottomtext7700 Před měsícem

      Texas also raised the age to work at or enter a strip club from 18 to 21. Is that also connected to globalization and digital ID? Its not. These legislations are not about your privacy examples and concerns, which I share. This is a return to state decency laws that used to be in place within my lifetime.

    • @robbraxmantech
      @robbraxmantech  Před měsícem +1

      Disagree then. Watch out. This ID thing will not be limited to porn. But keep pushing the issue and you will be on the surveillance list for your other thoughts.

    • @bottomtext7700
      @bottomtext7700 Před měsícem

      ​@@robbraxmantech I have your privacy concerns as well, but I also want the state to enforce decency laws. Tricky situation. Your warning is justified. If I actually thought this particular legislation is a stepping stone to persistent digital ID and other globalist measures I would not be in favor. I reviewed the legislation and I don't believe that to be the case on these particular issues. Appreciate your work nonetheless.

    • @robbraxmantech
      @robbraxmantech  Před měsícem +2

      I answered a point above and I will repeat it here. This will not be successful at stopping anything because that's not how the internet works. So more KYC will be added and at all levels. But in the end whatever you want to stop access to can still be accessed. The only real solution is to STOP IT at the Parent's side. Restrict devices! But the KYC will be a forever thing and will apply to everything that is done on the Internet. You will create a criminal class here. The video made it clear. There are many ways kids can pass stuff around. You give them the devices and they will find a zucking way.
      Again, legislation does not actually provide a specific solution. Saying KYC is not enough to make this work. It will be an impossibility to implement without draconian methods that affect all access to the internet. ALL.
      You do know, that as I said in the video, those who wanted access will not do KYC. They just got themselves a VPN!

    • @bottomtext7700
      @bottomtext7700 Před měsícem

      @@robbraxmantech Texas HB1181 states that pornography websites need "comply with a commercial age verification system that verifies age using a commercially reasonable method that relies on public or private transactional data to verify the age of an individual."
      Age verification systems already exist. This bill does not implement a new governmental system, it relys on existing and independent third party options of the pornographer's choosing.
      Your position that no law should be made because someone will violate it is not a good argument.
      This legislation clearly aims to create hurdles for the website and it's users. It does not seek to ban such content. Requiring age verification for adult products to minors is completely justifiable as per the court ruling and common sense. This restriction introduces a reasonable and lawful method, that is appropriate to implement at the state level.
      I advocate for both good parenting AND lawful reasonable state intervention when needed to address specific social level problems. The adult market will not regulate this content AT ALL without lawful intervention.

  • @ThePigeonStoop
    @ThePigeonStoop Před měsícem +6

    I gotta disagree with you. We're in 2024: Everyone has a computer in their house or in their pockets compared to the 90's when it was much rarer and expensive to run broadband. With that said; Parents today are dog shit at being parents. Always shoving an ipad into their kids face to shut em up and this is a real issue. We as a society also no longer hold each other responsible for our actions. Companies added child safety features for parents and were already stating "Ask your parents permission before going online". More of a social issue imo.

    • @TheGreatResist
      @TheGreatResist Před měsícem +6

      I suppose the Government and Private Enterprise know better how to take care of your children then.

    • @babajaiy8246
      @babajaiy8246 Před měsícem +4

      "More of a social issue imo." Exactly, which means no verification on the net - Like you said, it's a social issue. Being a social issue it's the responsibility of the parents; That's where the 'control' belongs.

    • @suprememasteroftheuniverse
      @suprememasteroftheuniverse Před měsícem +1

      That's why I'm against drugs. It creates people like this "pigeon".

    • @suprememasteroftheuniverse
      @suprememasteroftheuniverse Před měsícem +4

      I'm old and I still lie about my age.

    • @linsqopiring6816
      @linsqopiring6816 Před měsícem +2

      Your comment actually supports Rob's position.

  • @sotecluxan4221
    @sotecluxan4221 Před měsícem

  • @nullc0ntext
    @nullc0ntext Před měsícem +4

    Also: this makes me have fond memories of uudecoding binary grayscale gifs from usenet over AOL and my dialup modem in the mid 90's. Ahh the days of alt.binaries.pictures.erotica.* :D

    • @LynyrdSkynyrd.4Ever
      @LynyrdSkynyrd.4Ever Před měsícem +2

      Ha! That's right I had forgotten all about doing all that stuff back then 😲