That’d work too, although I’d implement it the other way around. Define a new http header that indicates what type of content the site you’re visiting is hosting and handle the content blocking client-side based on those headers.

I get the feeling that privacy advocates like the German CCC or the EFF in the US need to get ahead of this chat control and age verification bullshit by implementing a privacy-first age verification system prototype. Something where you can identify yourself as adult that is both trustworthy and anonymous.

Because if they don’t, palantir will implement your age verification and harvest all your data.

Why in Germany and Austria far-right (AfD, CDU, OVP) are against

I guess a combination of contrarianism and the control not going far enough.

The year of the Linux desktop is here. Brought to you by astronomical hardware prices.

I don’t know more than what the wiki article linked to. It says UBlock blocks it. It doesn’t say any more than that.

Archive.today apparently hijacks visitor’s browsers to DDoS a blog that tried to uncover the identity of the archive’s admin. UBlock helps to stop that script.