Extremely unpopular opinion
| The third party is known to
Hold onto the info with little to no deletion schedule listed
Has connections to palantir
Was selected by their isreali born ceo
Has sold information in the past
| I'm pretty sure Discord's actual motivation in doing this, beyond any specific regulations requiring them to, is to reduce their liability for CSAM and child protection issues. Yeah it sucks, but they're literally providing basically unlimited free image and file sharing, it kinda needs to be that way to work as a centralized thing that doesn't get sued or prosecuted to oblivion.
The alternative is to run a decentralized system like IRC or XMPP which I also fully support :)
| >Extremely unpopular opinion
>Abosulute dogshit eurocuck take
not clickbait it seem
| >>1084836
no, it gets worse. the current ceo of discord is closely associated with bobby kotick, and both of them are epsteinites. op really is saying we should trust a kidfucker with the kids
| maybe if something good comes from it, itll be the fact that its pushing people towards more secure messaging platforms
| I agree op. Someone needs to do the first step. Social networks now is what cocaine in coke was in the past. Internet for children needs to be regulated because it is a drug. I fried my dopamine circuitry and traumatized myself by watching raw Mexican cartel execution videos when I was twelve. Internet is bad.
| However internet is bad not just for children. It is bad for everyone. So, instead of aGe vEriFiCatIon crap I propose nuking discord data centers.
| Actually I think internet is good for everyone
Even for your grandma
| Lock up your childrens to protect them from the internet toxic influence :v
| Or just be a real parent and be involved in their life. I know thats asking alot because women are retarded but...
| It is something a out of touch fed or world leader would say
Refresh
| I actually don't think the Discord age verification thing is that bad
I mean it could be, but I agree with the purpose of it which is to prevent 12 year olds from becoming gooning gremlins or caught up in cp rings.
If the actual processing of identity is contracted out to a third-party (especially where government IDs are involved) and that third-party is secure. If Discord's process isn't like that, then yeah it's a problem from an infosec perspective.