Online age verification isn't the same as a quick ID flash: it's surveillance. These systems collect your data and undermine your ability to anonymously access and discuss sensitive topics online. https://www.eff.org/deeplinks/2025/12/why-isnt-online-age-verification-just-showing-your-id-person
@eff Seems we could use a system where I own my data, and I allow a one-time query of my data. They can ask my data if I am old enough, and that's it. They otherwise do not need my data, meaning they do not store my data, that would be forbidden. No company really needs to store the data they have on their customers, when they could instead just ask my self-owned data when then need a small piece of my data, rather than think they get to own my data all the damn time.
@sam
The #Hubzilla people are sort of porting their concepts over to #ActivityPub as #ConversationContainers . It rebases an already-implemented idea on a standard. They are also doing something similar with their DID implementation, #MagicAuth.
@kevinashworth