[–] [S] 9 points 5 months ago

Either way, it's a bad move by the exec. Privacy focused folks are already against forced age verification rollout by companies and now this...also, UK ministers are pushing to amend the Online Safety Act, proposing plans that would hold device vendors like Apple and Google legally liable for children accessing mature content. The law would threaten tech executives with jail sentences of up to five years if their platforms or operating systems fail to proactively block mature content...this will further accelerate forced age verification methods such as selfie, ID proof etc...which is especially bad in today's day and age due to drastic oncrease in data breaches

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    A part of 6Ghz spectrum was recently (approx 4-5 months ago) was delicensed for WiFi usage in my country. Intel pushed an update soon after that to enable the 6Ghz band. Even my router manufacturer..TPLink did the same and my S26U updated to unlock 6Ghz and even on One UI 9 there is option for 6Ghz hotspot. The issue is, my router's 6Ghz Band can bee seen by my phone and it can connect to it too without any problem. But, my laptop is unable to see any 6Ghz network.. neither my TPLink router nor my phone's hotspot. Latest updates applied to every device. Any idea how to fix it?