NickDanger3di t1_jaho678 wrote
Yeah, no chance anyone will ever find a way around such an iron clad security system. /s
MitsyEyedMourning t1_jahqv23 wrote
DOB? Hmmm... 1944 sounds good.
OptimusSublime t1_jahrm0s wrote
You scroll that far?
TrunkBud t1_jaiwmv1 wrote
true, you don't even need to leave the years that start with 2 anymore
[deleted] OP t1_jaj45uo wrote
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PaleontologistClear4 t1_jamseo0 wrote
I'm still scrolling... ๐
Icyknightmare t1_jajw1zw wrote
You pick something other than 04/20/1969?
Revolutionary-Yak-47 t1_jak8j0i wrote
In the 90s when yahoo chat rooms were a thing I was definately born in 1975. You clicked a box that basically said "pinkie swear you're over 18" and filled out your birthday. Cuz no teenager could do the math and make themselves 18+ lol.
But this was in the good old days before the internet GPS tracked you and you could safely lie about your location to creeps.
usrevenge t1_jakomgk wrote
I mean standard practice for a long time and even today is to claim your age is 10 years more than it really is.
Also I think people forget back then but parents told their kids never to put personal info online so why would anyone not lie about age. We used to make up names and ages for everything
angrybirdseller t1_jalfkdm wrote
๐grainy webcams won't want to open up!
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mtarascio t1_jahu65b wrote
It helps parents that are doing the right thing.
Just because something doesn't 100% solve a problem doesn't mean it's not a positive when implemented.
dagbiker t1_jb4prcg wrote
"Are you sure you are over 18?"
Yes No
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