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Facebook Messenger is the most used communicator in my country (Poland). Without it I would be basically disconnected from my friends and people from university/work. I'm not really happy about how dependent we are on having a Facebook account.

Previous GDPR infringements have a huge impact on severity of future punishments. If they continue to violate GDPR they risk getting fined 4% of the Meta’s worldwide annual revenue (not profit!) or getting outright banned from processing data of EU citizens which would be absolutely devastating for them.

log into their accounts, having access to their usernames so that you can do it, so that you know what they're up to.

Wouldn't it damage the trust between you and your child? I think even monitoring internet usage in-person or outright restricting access to potentially dangerous websites would be less intrusive. If your kid discovers you can access their messages at any time, it would make them more inclined to make other accounts and not discuss about any dangerous interactions on them out of fear of being discovered.

Yeah, I feel like it only discourages legitimate bots, but for malicious ones it's a big red sign saying "SENSITIVE CONTENT HERE, SCRAPE IT"

Why No IPv6? 4 years ago

That's disappointing. The title's "Why No IPv6?", the domain is "whynoipv6.com", the first (and largest) header is "Why No IPv6?", but I'm yet to find an answer to that question. So - Why No IPv6?