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>>doomro+(OP)
How do you defend against someone who:

- Buys or borrows a laptop / phone / whatever from somebody with an authorized private key

- Downloads an authorized private key file from a sketchy forum (maybe hacked from an unwilling target, maybe willingly shared by a free-speech advocate)

- Uses a VPN over HTTPS to visit websites in countries where age checks aren't legally mandated (and non-compliance is implicitly or explicitly encouraged for economic or ideological reasons)

>>csense+0D
You do not. These measures are targeted against law-abiding and productive citizens to control them further. The other ones (the top 0.1% or the bottom 20%) are uncontrollable anyway.

In the future, you'll need a signed certificate with your PII/KYC to access the internet and get an IP address. China is already on the way there and the west is warming up to this approach.

>>csomar+U21
is it possible to lend your device to your IT hacker cousin?