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@Natavillain @SeehIsMe Every single anti is retarded and/or pedophilic. More often than not, they are both.

Translation: ✅ Thanks for joining the mass surveillance movement.

BREAKING NEWS: Upon researching the situation, I have confirmed Crunchyroll is indeed strangling Muse Asia. For those that need an explanation on what this means. Now there's markets Crunchyroll doesn't cover that Muse Asia covers, but judging by what my Insider told me, they are likely trying to shift their business into the SEA area of the world soon. They are forcing anime on Muse Asia's YouTube platform to have delayed releases by Time Exclusivity. Most people that know of them use their YouTube channel, especially American's with VPNs. So the time exclusivity is a tactic to weaken them and make Crunchyroll's releases the only way to watch for two weeks before Muse Asia releases their verison. Muse Asia is an official company that translates anime with English Subtitles for people can watch for free. Their subtitling work is impressive and leagues beyond CR's. When Re:Zero Season 3 was airing for example, the comparisons between Muse's and CR's was happening weekly. It was outright embarrassing how bad Crunchyroll's subtitles were in comparison. So fast-forward to right now and its clear as day what is happening. First off Crunchyroll is gaining a larger monopoly by the year and taking over the Western Market slowly but surely. Muse Asia is a threat to them especially if they are indeed moving into the SEA market for their business. Factor in that Muse Asia offers anime for free legally. That doesn't sit right with a monolithic company as Crunchyroll owned by Sony if they are moving into that territory Now we get into the issue right now. Multiple big titles like Re:Zero, Classroom of the Elite, and Reincarnated as a Slime are being delayed on Muse Asia's platform by two weeks. This means in those two weeks, everyone will be forced to watch Crunchyroll's version that is paid for. Even if the subtitling work is inferior you can't make a comparison until two weeks have passed. By that time nobody will likely be watching it on Muse Asia's platform to begin with. They are selectively making sure big titles are ripped from them for Muse Asia gets strangled out of the market and viewship. If this isn't a clear case of aggressive tactics to control the market, then I don't know what else could classify as it.

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Governments around the world are rushing to pass “age verification” laws to protect kids online. Sounds noble, right? On paper, sure. But here's the catch: over 400 of the world's top cybersecurity and privacy experts just signed an open letter waving a massive red flag. Their message? These laws might actually be a gift to scammers and a nightmare for your privacy. Here's what's actually happening under the hood. To “verify” your age, these systems want your government ID, a facial scan, or your credit card info. That doesn't just sit somewhere safely — it creates a massive digital honeypot. And we've already seen what happens when these vaults get cracked. Remember the 2025 Discord breach? Seventy thousand IDs leaked. When you force millions of people to upload their most sensitive information to the cloud, it's not a matter of if that data gets stolen — it's when. Here's the part that really stings. The experts (the very same people who helped design the technologies behind age verification) say these systems are shockingly easy to bypass and are not ready for mass implementation. Between VPNs, AI-generated deepfakes, and “verified” accounts sold on the black market, determined kids will get through anyway. Meanwhile, regular adults get stuck in a loop of constant surveillance, and people without the “right” tech or official ID risk getting locked out of the Internet entirely. We’re all for keeping the web safe for children. But trading everyone’s fundamental privacy for “security theater” isn't the answer. Privacy shouldn't be the price of admission to the Internet. Want to see why the experts are so worried and how to keep your data off these lists? Check out our full breakdown of the report on the blog: adguard-vpn.com/en/blog/age-ve…

＞性的表現は検閲の一般的な入り口 この主張には、いまいちピンと来ない人もいるかもしれません。 しかし過去を振り返れば、その意味は比較的はっきり見えてきます。 実際に「性的だ」と批判され、規制を求められた作品には ・ドラゴンボール → 初期の悟空とブルマ、亀仙人とのやり取りなどのギャグ表現 ・セーラームーン → コスチュームや年齢設定 ・うる星やつら → コスチュームや全体的なコメディ表現 ・らんま1/2 → 性別が変わる設定と変身シーン ・ドラえもん → しずかちゃんの入浴シーン ・クレヨンしんちゃん → 初期のギャグシーン全般 このように、今では国民的作品とされているものばかりですが、「性的」「性搾取」「卑猥」「下品」「有害」「悪影響」といった理由で批判され、規制の声が上がっていました。 もしそれらが、規制派の声に従って実際に排除されていたとすれば、日本の漫画やアニメの発展は大きく損なわれていたはずですし、現在のように世界で評価される状況も生まれていなかった可能性があります。 ここで重要なのは「性的」という言葉の扱われ方です。 この言葉は曖昧で主観的でありながら、規制の正当化に非常に使われやすい性質を持っています。 一見軽く聞こえる言葉でも、表現規制は法律や制度によって強制される、破れば罰則を伴う重い制約です。 「エロだからダメ」といったカジュアルな理由で納得してしまう前に、その言葉が持つ意味や影響を冷静に捉える必要があります。 また、規制を求める側の主張には「作り手側」の視点がほとんど考慮されていない点も問題です。 受け手が「この作品は性的だから見たくない」と感じるのは自由です。 一方で作品は、作り手の「こういうものを作りたい」という内的な欲求から生まれています。 それにもかかわらず、その意志を無視して 「より健全で政治的に正しい作品を作れ」 と外部から作り手へ要求するようになれば、表現は画一化してしまいますし、作り手の内発的な欲求そのものが削がれ、創作をやめてしまう人も出てくるでしょう。 その結果、日本の強みでもある 「誰もが自由に作りたい作品を作ることができる」 という、世界でも稀な創作の土壌そのものが損なわれかねません。 その帰結は、中国や北朝鮮のメディアを見れば理解できるはずです。 表現規制の問題は、単にエロや一部の作品が制限されるかどうかではなく、創作そのものの自由と、作り手を生む土台に直接影響する点にあります。

Our entire modern society is completely dependent on Big Tech. ☑️cloud services ☑️operating systems ☑️authentication systems ☑️communication platforms ☑️payment processors ☑️identity verification ☑️AI models ☑️data centers When one of these systems goes down, everything goes down...flights, hospitals, retail, government services, even voting systems. 🚨Government folks and politicians absolutely want to be in good favor with the tech sector and the companies that control this infrastructure. Because they, not the government or politicians, actually hold the power we all depend on. Thinking that the people making the laws, who don't even understand how the technology works, have control is a critical error.

@JonSchweppe No one wants kids to do that. That's also not up to the government to decide. That's called censorship and authoritarian. Its fascinating how blind you are. You are not being righteous

@JonSchweppe You’re a low IQ, vile POS.

@JonSchweppe This is a dumb comment. She has clearly outlined her position on the issue. Resorting to an Ad Hominem attack is low brow and tells us you have nothing of substance to defend your own position. Be better than this.

@JonSchweppe Our parents monitored our PCs and video game timeーran parental controls on our PCs and phones. Punished us by taking them away/locking them up. Ended up with lots of extra chores and missed play dates as kids. But, they 'parented' and we turned out okay. So did our friends. 🧵

@JonSchweppe She platformed a child porn trafficking survivor and you're insulting her because she won't bend to your liking. Again abusive tactics while claiming you're trying to protect kids from what happened to me.

@JonSchweppe She has never implied this. Do you do anything other than attack people? Like have you EVER addressed our concerns with privacy and violating our Amendment Rights?

@JonSchweppe You don't know how to act like an adult without throwing serious accusations. Mockery aside, you really should stop saying vile stuff like that without real proof. Nowhere in the western world is defamation protected and eventually you will annoy the wrong person.

@JonSchweppe You are so pathetic slandering someone because you are all of those corrupt puppets are failing to fool the People. Hell maybe these accusations or yours are just a self-reflection on yourself. No matter what you say, you are just a traitor destroying this country.

@dbl_mp1 @JonSchweppe ^Improving The tools

@dbl_mp1 @JonSchweppe Improve the tools is better than digital ID!🙂

@JonSchweppe @TimMurphyUSA Then why don't we crack down on where they're lacking and improve the current tools? Why force everyone to comply to what's basically a backdoor Digital ID?

@JonSchweppe There are existing parental control features and software that parents can use to prevent children from seeing videos of people “doing the bad thing”. We all know this, and these features have existed since the 1990’s!