(Thanks, M. :)

Reader MA writes:

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Re: 'Katie Hopkins on the 'Online Safety Bill'....

Any opinions an be turned on any idea
Take the word online. I do not equate online with inside my home
I go online to read online to shop, online to stream videos into my home

What is online I should be able to review and choose what comes into my home.

Clickbait titles take away my right to choose what is streamed into my home
Misinformation takes away my time obtaining useful information for something I am researching

Opinions that turn topics into a different meaning, take away my time, data usage, electricity, uses my computer to show me a shited opinion.

My discussion right now has gone from my home to online.

If I kept it in the privacy of my home you would not see it.

So, no.
Online safety has nothing to do with private conversations and has everything to do with the privacy of my home.
I don't want to be associated with people or opinions different from my own just because I happened upon their online presence and streamed their content into my home only to find out I don't agree with their content.
My right of privacy gives me the right to NOT have to thumbs down or down vote content I don't agree with.
The content having reached MY home means it left somewhere to get to me.
Unless ONLINE is everyone's home and it's a scary thought, to me (not really) that online homes could equate to us being AI and living in a simulation that is always online.
Nope. Not going there.

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