Saapas

Exactly. Just have a system that has basically no other info than "they had a valid token showing they're 18". Nobody does anything with that info if there's a data breach.

I wonder how different Linux distros are going to implement this

Incompetence is one big reason why current style systems are just a no-go for me.

That's really what the whole rest of my reply was about. We need a system more like carding and less like giving them copy of your passport.

It was just a bit much with the different aspects of it

I'm not against proper age verifications as such, it would be like carding people in a store or a bar. But I just haven't seen an implementation of it that isn't prone to being a privacy nightmare and surveillance state shit.

I know there's some systems that generate a token that verify that you are 18 and you give that to the site, so neither side directly meet so to say. The site knows only that you have a valid token for being 18 and the app or service you use to generate the token knows just that you wanted to token for something. I think Spain was figuring out a system like that.

I hope to find local candidates who support free or at least lowe cost public transportation

I can't vote for him

Who is the Zionist I have to vote to get a free bus ride

Eat your veggies because children are dying in Africa

Why would you want the slavery though?

Why do you feel like you need to stop to the latter to achieve the former?