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EcchiKai ๐|๐ ๐ซ ๐ช|๐๐(Thrice Unsuspended) retweeted
It's not just social networks. It's not just political speech.
The foreigners want to control e-mail too. They want the entire U.S. Internet to be controlled by foreign regulations.
There's only one way to stop that.
PASS THE GRANITE ACT.
Australia has written a law that could make you prove your age to open your own inbox. Google told the Senate the Digital Duty of Care bill could force age checks on Gmail and Drive and lock out everyone under 18. The September draft protected privacy. The government deleted that part.
reclaimthenet.org/google-warโฆ
EcchiKai ๐|๐ ๐ซ ๐ช|๐๐(Thrice Unsuspended) retweeted
Things are so bad on the censorship side of things that even "pro-free speech" and pro-privacy orgs are pushing for "age checks"... which will effectively kill anonymity online.
It's all because of "think of the children", problematic media, Anime, Manga, and "online grooming". NGOs like EPIC, CCDH, GNI, TAG, and many more that are defenders of freedom of expression are astroturfing more support for censorship.
Every credible study shows that these checks don't really effectively limit the most dangerous actual harm against children but instead give the government more blanket powers to monitor and identify people spouting "wrong think".
The most effective method for protecting kids is for parents to be empowered and knowledgeable about the dangers... but that is also limited because of the often two-income trap that many households are in, pushing more people to "trust the government" to protect their kids.
EcchiKai ๐|๐ ๐ซ ๐ช|๐๐(Thrice Unsuspended) retweeted
Australia has written a law that could make you prove your age to open your own inbox. Google told the Senate the Digital Duty of Care bill could force age checks on Gmail and Drive and lock out everyone under 18. The September draft protected privacy. The government deleted that part.
reclaimthenet.org/google-warโฆ
EcchiKai ๐|๐ ๐ซ ๐ช|๐๐(Thrice Unsuspended) retweeted
speaking of CSAM, the Senate is including the Stop CSAM Act in the must pass spending bill, the NDAA.
this won't stop CSAM. this will gut Section 230, and is a thinly veiled excuse for censorship and surveillance. in fact calling it Stop CSAM is a disgusting thing to do.
EcchiKai ๐|๐ ๐ซ ๐ช|๐๐(Thrice Unsuspended) retweeted
The better alternative to KOSA is a parent-centered approach: stronger transparency tools, opt-in family controls, digital education, and enforcement against actual criminal exploitation online, not big gov't control. Call YOUR Senators TODAY to vote NO on KOSA (202) 224-3121
EcchiKai ๐|๐ ๐ซ ๐ช|๐๐(Thrice Unsuspended) retweeted
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we really need to drop the "i'm allowed to enjoy this kind of fiction because of my trauma" argument. you don't owe others a justification for that, the same way you don't need to justify your taste in music or books. trauma can be your motivation for enjoying it, but-
EcchiKai ๐|๐ ๐ซ ๐ช|๐๐(Thrice Unsuspended) retweeted
All fun and games until a fake website asks for your Government ID and hacks and locks down your computer and any other online devices you purchased the Internet is no where near a drug store I hate the people who use this dangerous trend it's all censorship.
EcchiKai ๐|๐ ๐ซ ๐ช|๐๐(Thrice Unsuspended) retweeted
I hope this list of banned sites/platforms makes it clear to everyone that none of this is about โprotecting childrenโ or โsocial media addictionโ
EcchiKai ๐|๐ ๐ซ ๐ช|๐๐(Thrice Unsuspended) retweeted
They have already threatened 197 American recipients with arrest, in writing. Now they're brazen enough to say it in public.
Serious pushback by the U.S. government to the UK's global censorship ambitions is very very overdue, and we are running out of time to get it done.
EcchiKai ๐|๐ ๐ซ ๐ช|๐๐(Thrice Unsuspended) retweeted
All well and good, that she think that. But this is not, in fact, the limit of the law. They passed a law claiming to go after "the worst of the worst" as it were, but wrote it broadly. Now, even vanilla creators are having their content blocked and demonitized.
I see that Clare McGlynn has said about the Crime and Policing Act 2026 offences:
โThese new pornography laws are targeting the content on mainstream porn sites, which normalise and minimise violence against women and girls. The target is the sort of material where โDaddyโ creeps into the bedroom of his very young-looking daughter and starts having sex with her, on the basis that this is legitimising incest.
The law is also targeting material such as โ4-foot-6โ porn โ this is the average height of a 10-year-old girl โ which sends a message that itโs acceptable to find sex with children sexually arousing, minimising the harms of child sexual abuse.โ
I also note that she shall be giving oral evidence from 2:30pm tomorrow on the implementation and impact of the Online Safety Act, before the Communications and Digital Committee.
I shall be watching keenly, as you can too, here:
parliamentlive.tv/Guide
EcchiKai ๐|๐ ๐ซ ๐ช|๐๐(Thrice Unsuspended) retweeted
It's 100% going to get worse if we don't pick up the phones and scream at our reps to throw out KOSA and Online Safety Act. Currently they're freaking out at just 800 people calling to throw out the Speaker. The bar is lower than we think but we HAVE TO MAKE THE PHONE CALLS
EcchiKai ๐|๐ ๐ซ ๐ช|๐๐(Thrice Unsuspended) retweeted
To those that think this won't spread past illicit material and stuff you don't like, I have a bridge to sell you.
If you support the government literally controlling your device, they will extend it to fully legal material they don't like. They WILL silence you in totality.
โผ๏ธ Peers and MPs want every phone and tablet sold in Britain to have mandatory software installed to block or blur child abuse images on the device itself.
Phones already in people's pockets could be covered too, through a mandatory software update.
The push is led by Lord Nash, the peer behind the Lords vote for an under-16 social media ban, and former safeguarding minister Jess Phillips in the Commons.
An expert paper due this week, by researchers from Interpol, the Internet Watch Foundation and the Australian Institute of Criminology, argues for on-device AI that blocks abuse material before it can be viewed, stored or sent.
EcchiKai ๐|๐ ๐ซ ๐ช|๐๐(Thrice Unsuspended) retweeted
Saying the silent part out loud.
If it wasn't obvious already, they want to get rid of internet anonymity.
EcchiKai ๐|๐ ๐ซ ๐ช|๐๐(Thrice Unsuspended) retweeted
Clare McGlynn acknowledges that Ofcom are unlikely to provide guidance for services' obligations on, for example, the recently commenced offences under the Crime and Policing Act 2026 for at least another 18 months.
18 months.
This uncertainty has already led to legitimate tax-paying business publishing legal content to close down, often returning creators to poverty, or putting them at risk of in-person male violence.
Meanwhile, these offences are still enforceable by police, and any future guidance would not be binding on a court deciding such content's legality.
Furthermore, extraterritorial publication could still be prosecuted under Perrin.
Link to Clare McGlynn's oral evidence here:
parliamentlive.tv/event/indeโฆ
Link to the decision in Perrin here:
bailii.org/ew/cases/EWCA/Criโฆ
EcchiKai ๐|๐ ๐ซ ๐ช|๐๐(Thrice Unsuspended) retweeted
Why is @AlexDaviesJones lying to @thetimes about the new law aligning with DVDs? Was she actually so incompetent that she didnโt know that possession of non-BBFC rated DVDs was perfectly legal, or was โblatantly lie and turn off repliesโ always going to be the play here?
โIโm also very keen to stress that I am not here to be the modern-day Mary Whitehouse and police peopleโs sex lives either.โ Me in the @thetimes discussing the new extreme pornography offences that came into force this week ๐
thetimes.com/uk/politics/artโฆ
EcchiKai ๐|๐ ๐ซ ๐ช|๐๐(Thrice Unsuspended) retweeted
Gift article
โIโm also very keen to stress that I am not here to be the modern-day Mary Whitehouse and police peopleโs sex lives either.โ Me in the @thetimes discussing the new extreme pornography offences that came into force this week ๐
thetimes.com/uk/politics/artโฆ
EcchiKai ๐|๐ ๐ซ ๐ช|๐๐(Thrice Unsuspended) retweeted
The idea that we can't debate a very bad law that is mischaracterised by Ms Davies-Jones MP here, because public debate will trivialise issues is absurd. The law is what trivialises crime by representing it as a consequence of fiction rather than moral evil.
โIโm also very keen to stress that I am not here to be the modern-day Mary Whitehouse and police peopleโs sex lives either.โ Me in the @thetimes discussing the new extreme pornography offences that came into force this week ๐
thetimes.com/uk/politics/artโฆ










































