@WeirdGoesPro@lemmy.dbzer0.com
2026-09-17 20:40 UTC
Why wouldn’t it be enforceable with government power behind it?
Currently, in the US, we have garbage trucks looking for code violations, people in concentration camps, AI face tracking at stop lights, and every major digital map in the US displays the Lake of Suck-merica and the Gulf of Suck-merica. There are other countries with massive firewalls preventing access to huge swaths of the internet. I really don’t see how this next move would be outside of their capabilities.
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@Chaunticleer@lemmy.dbzer0.com 2026-09-18 00:54
There’s a division between state procedure and private possessions there. You can run whatever you want at home and that will never change, you can not take jobs that will require ID on devices (most jobs aren’t government jobs), as of now you can use VPN or TOR to get outside America’s internet. Be a pest to your representatives to make sure it stays that way Most of what you’re experiencing is an intentionally created climate of doom. It helps quell dissent to make people think it’s all out of their control. The map renaming is just theatrics. But the street camera’s are real. That’s going to take being active in your community in one way or another.