You'd be cut off from most of the web best-case, potentially even the entire web worst-case if this moves up the chain to the ISP level and ISPs start requiring trusted OSes like Android, iOS, Windows, or macOS to even access the web, at which point the entire global web becomes an NK-style intranet, and I wouldn't be surprised if some legislators are actively considering taking it that far.

No but stops your ID being required to login to your own computer

That doesn't stop apps and services from blocking Linux and specifically requiring Windows or Mac.

Meanwhile, on my computer:

https://distrowatch.com/dwres-mobile.php?resource=origin

So like, sure, try and regulate all that.

Yeah see y’all on the other side the day that happens.

Yes, in California... for now.

I thought open source projects were except from this, thus won't be a requirement on Linux

My age or my ID?

just ask steam. i'll be 127 on 1/1/2027

this isn't relevant to those of us in the USA, it looks to be for europeans, to save anyone in the US a click.

It's more of a spectrum saturation issue for me over a security one.

Ring’s end-to-end encryption option disables most of the features that people got the devices for anyway, so I can’t see anyone opting for it over the default or this new one.

Modern Z-wave devices are pretty damn secure AFAIK.

They're called pervert glasses for a reason...

I understand it is not your position, and thank you for your explaination.

Here is a soluton for them, easy and free:

Have the date in a public place, and avoid private places until there are no more fears on both side. Wait until each can feel knowing each other enough to be alone together.

(I guess you don't need the advice, but some of them could read this...)

Review the game footage so the next date goes better

The only truly private security camera solution is one where all data is handled and processed locally.

Please do not mistake my attempt at explanations as endorsements of the explanation.

The line between comfort and fear is a sentence. So to the first question, sometimes. A date is about feeling out a person, so fear is certainly a part of the equation at times.

Regarding a man being afraid of a date with a woman, probably due to a perpetually-online mindset that false-accusations are commonplace? That's the best I can come up with.

In general, I think you're right to be skeptical, but hype and fear sell. Reasonable rationality does not.

Can't bad actors still affect ZWave? Asking out of genuine curiosity

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I am not sure to understand the concept of a date in the US. Is it something you do with the ones you fear? And why would men be affraid of a date with a woman? And how could filming some part of the date prove that there isn't an unfilmed (or erased) part with an aggression? How something as simple and beautifull as a date can become so complicated and scary?

I genuinely try to understand...

I wish I had started off with z-wave instead of WiFi.

It's annoying that it's proprietary, but ZigBee operating on 2.4GHz is a deal breaker for me.

So he keeps the glasses on during intercourse? should all men now wear dashcams?