The United Kingdom has long been trying to introduce age verification laws for pornography sites. A system using passports, credit cards, and other means was supposed to...
@momocchi@lemmy.world
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Simply AI generate an adult face, it’ll be AI the whole way down

Kalkaline
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Or alternatively send a dick pic, if they are underage, now they’re in possession of child porn, congrats you played yourself.

Pons_Aelius
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Nah. then they will charge the child (and try them as a adult…) for distributing child porn images.

DarkThoughts
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I swear I’ve read a similar headline a while ago of some teen being charged for that, because they sent nude selfies of themselves.

Pons_Aelius
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That is where I got the (fucked up) idea from.

IIRC: In USA. Teen sent nude pic to his girlfriend, both 16. He was charged with distributing child porn and put on a sex offender register for life.

DarkThoughts
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I wonder how they’d handle some families photo albums.

a child bathing naked isnt neccessarily csam, really depends on the nature of the picture

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Neither is a teen freely sending a nude selfie of themselves to their teen SO.
Many family photo albums feature naked kids in various stupid situations that were just thought to be cute and funny at the time, which would nowadays melt peoples brains if they’d hear about it, and certainly would fall under the same laws that would punish the teen in the other example.

the big difference here is that the child bathing doesnt have any sexual intent, while the teen selfie does

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USA is determined to out stupid every other country on earth isn’t it.

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