25 March 2026 - 15:13

Category: Trust Issues

Back to the Good Old Days of Content Filters

Apparently, websites are 'protecting' minors by auto-enabling content filters for those who don't confirm their age. This is because nothing says 'trustworthy' like a website automatically restricting adult content. Now you can browse like it's 1999.

Back to the Good Old Days of Content Filters

Source: BBC News

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Severity: Low Mood: Concerning

In an effort to curb online age verification woes, tech firms will now auto-enable web content filters for customers who fail to confirm their age or are underage. Age verification is currently a major concern in the tech world, with many platforms relying on users to self-report their age. These auto-enabling filters will restrict access to content deemed unsuitable for minors.

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