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Let’s hope other states follow suit…
Great This could drive more people to linux than ever Especially if the law will eventually require users to verify their age with an ID. I wonder if big tech will still be this exited about implementing age verification once they start seeing people ditching their softwares in favor of FOSS alternatives!
That might well be the best thing that any government could possibly do to drive open source adoption.
thanks, California, but we didn’t give a shit what you thought in the first place
Cool now get rid of the law entirely.
So we’re taking that code out of systemd, right?
Why? There are other countries with similar laws. It’s not always (only) about the USA.
… Because its a majors privacy violation?
“Please stop fighting this distopian law”.
For now. These kinds of laws always enroach.
My tinfoil hat is telling me they’ll do this to make an outlaw of Linux and block it from services and sites. I hope my hat is wrong.
Keep that tinfoil hat close, I have a feeling Digital identification laws and ReadID technologies are actually moving the internet away from user anonymity, enabling a framework where users can be tied to real-world identities and easily sanctioned.
Make a post on the internet that someone objects to? boom, you just lost access to all your bank accounts.
I mean people connected to Peter Thiel are already bragging how they would love to do that
A big win for open source software software.
I’m not so sure. Probably they will block Linux users from certain sites. Not exactly what I’d call a win.
More of a non-loss, sort of. Digital ID being normalized in any respect is still a loss for everyone.







