Accessing the internet would implicitly only be possible with a google or apple account.This smells like a class action lawsuit in the making.
this post was submitted on 24 Sep 2025
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Idk about the laws in Europe, but an accidental trust violation with that bullshit is actually hilarious. Big tech stepping on their own toes.
I'm sure they are sooo worried about the $2 the courts will make them pay for the $9,999 billion they make fucking everyone. Just like that shitty lawsuit they lost this week. Goddamn fascists.
Fortunately, eDoklady (Slovak digital ID wallet) stores the data of an ID as an passkey, so I'll use it to verify the size of my peni-- I mean my identity.
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It's really the situation with government websites requiring ie6 and macromedia flash, all over again.