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The Cuban people are increasingly taking to the streets to protest
They are tired with the poverty caused by the communist dictatorship
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They are tired with the poverty caused by the communist dictatorship
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Had no idea the H-1B program was this badly abused. It looks just like Canada
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That manβs expression says,
βI probably wouldnβt make it past the Strait of Hormuz.β
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βI probably wouldnβt make it past the Strait of Hormuz.β
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Someone traced the all the non profit grants for the age verification laws
Turns out Facebook has been heavily lobbying for online age verification laws. They've lobbied over $2,000,000,000 to politicians in form of grants and donations.
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Turns out Facebook has been heavily lobbying for online age verification laws. They've lobbied over $2,000,000,000 to politicians in form of grants and donations.
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Mark Zuckerberg keeps telling lawmakers and jurors that Apple and Google should verify everyone's age at the operating system level.
He said it under oath last month in Los Angeles.
Meta, X, and Snap sent a joint letter to South Dakota legislators saying the same thing.
Meta's youth safety policy director has testified in multiple state hearings pushing this approach.
The framing is always about protecting kids. But look at what OS-level age verification actually builds.
First, it moves legal liability off Meta. Zuckerberg is facing 1,600+ lawsuits alleging Instagram harmed minors. If Apple and Google own age enforcement, Meta's lawyers get to point at Cupertino and Mountain View when enforcement fails.
Google's own director of government affairs called this out:
"fast-moving legislative proposals being pushed by Meta and other companies in an effort to offload their own responsibilities."
Second (and few people are talking about this) it gives Meta better data.
California's AB 1043 (effective Jan 2027) requires operating systems to sort every user into an age bracket at setup and expose that data to any app via real-time API. Colorado's SB26-051 does the same.
Right now Meta relies on self-reported birthdates for age data. Their own internal documents showed millions of underage users slipping through.
An OS-verified age signal, potentially backed by government ID or biometrics, gives Meta a high-confidence demographic data point for every user, on every device, delivered via API, at zero implementation cost to Meta.
They don't build the system. They don't store the IDs. They don't take the PR hit. They just read the signal and feed it into the ad targeting machine that generates $130B+ in annual revenue.
Meta gets identity infrastructure without the surveillance optics.
The IAPP noted that OS-level verification forces all users to unmask. Which overrides the possibility of anonymous interaction with the device itself. Every app that queries that API benefits.
So when Zuckerberg says age verification at the phone level is "just a lot cleaner," he's right. It's very clean.
For him.
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He said it under oath last month in Los Angeles.
Meta, X, and Snap sent a joint letter to South Dakota legislators saying the same thing.
Meta's youth safety policy director has testified in multiple state hearings pushing this approach.
The framing is always about protecting kids. But look at what OS-level age verification actually builds.
First, it moves legal liability off Meta. Zuckerberg is facing 1,600+ lawsuits alleging Instagram harmed minors. If Apple and Google own age enforcement, Meta's lawyers get to point at Cupertino and Mountain View when enforcement fails.
Google's own director of government affairs called this out:
"fast-moving legislative proposals being pushed by Meta and other companies in an effort to offload their own responsibilities."
Second (and few people are talking about this) it gives Meta better data.
California's AB 1043 (effective Jan 2027) requires operating systems to sort every user into an age bracket at setup and expose that data to any app via real-time API. Colorado's SB26-051 does the same.
Right now Meta relies on self-reported birthdates for age data. Their own internal documents showed millions of underage users slipping through.
An OS-verified age signal, potentially backed by government ID or biometrics, gives Meta a high-confidence demographic data point for every user, on every device, delivered via API, at zero implementation cost to Meta.
They don't build the system. They don't store the IDs. They don't take the PR hit. They just read the signal and feed it into the ad targeting machine that generates $130B+ in annual revenue.
Meta gets identity infrastructure without the surveillance optics.
The IAPP noted that OS-level verification forces all users to unmask. Which overrides the possibility of anonymous interaction with the device itself. Every app that queries that API benefits.
So when Zuckerberg says age verification at the phone level is "just a lot cleaner," he's right. It's very clean.
For him.
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JUST IN: Iranian FM Araghchi says Europe backed the "illegal" war on Iran expecting more support for Ukraine, but instead got sanction relief for Russian oil imports.
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JUST IN - Massive protests erupt in Cuba amid fuel shortages and widespread blackouts.
Protesters reportedly stormed the Communist Party headquarters in Ciego de Γvila and set it on fire.
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Protesters reportedly stormed the Communist Party headquarters in Ciego de Γvila and set it on fire.
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Generational entry on Dubai real estate tbh.
In a years time Dubai will be flourishing once more and real estate will be at all time highs.
Iβm getting ready to LONG Dubai
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In a years time Dubai will be flourishing once more and real estate will be at all time highs.
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Rubio: $10M for supreme leader whereabouts
X users: He is in Iran
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X users: He is in Iran
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A group of ducks witnessed the meteor that fell in Portugal
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This hyper-realistic bionic humanoid head demonstrates lifelike facial expressions, blinking, and subtle emotional cues as its silicone βmusclesβ move under the skin
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JUST IN: Iran mocks United States military
"The number of technical failures, mild traumatic brain injuries, and friendly fire incidents has been increasing more than ever for a while now."
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"The number of technical failures, mild traumatic brain injuries, and friendly fire incidents has been increasing more than ever for a while now."
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