https://thelemmy.club/u/Quibblekrust posted on Mar 25, 2026 03:57
In reply to: https://lemmy.ca/post/62271427
In reply to: https://lemmy.ca/post/62271427
They already rolled it back.
They already rolled it back.
where do you see that?
Someone posted about it here in one of these linux communities. Is it not true?
not seeing anything when searching for it, do you have a link? looking on the github it’s still merged so it’s difficult to believe
It hasn’t been rolled back. You can go to the systemd repo and look at the main branch for yourself.
Here’s the commit. Just click through and see if the code was subsequently removed from any of the files. You’ll find that it wasn’t.
https://github.com/systemd/systemd/commit/7a858878a03966d2a65ef9e8f79b5caff352ac53
@fruitcantfly @Quibblekrust governments want to spy on linux machines because they love sending police to my door just because I use linux
What’s stopping anyone like not filling it in or putting a false one in?
Nothing. The law just requires a method to put in an age or birthdate, no verification.
Then why don’t they require age verification in this new law, only a method for the user to enter any date (without forcing them to enter one)?
Maybe I dreamed it. Maybe it wasn’t systemd.