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The law cannot in any case to establish a statal monopoly over social communication media. | The law cannot in any case to establish a statal monopoly over social communication media. | ||
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The potential imposition of ClaveÚnica to the network services as the only method of age verification can be considered as a statal monopoly, and the prohibition of access to minors to access to social media can be considered as a form of censorship because it potentially can block minors or adults that do not want to verify to access to information in social media. | The potential imposition of ClaveÚnica to the network services as the only method of age verification can be considered as a statal monopoly, and the prohibition of access to minors to access to social media can be considered as a form of censorship because it potentially can block minors or adults that do not want to verify to access to information in social media. | ||
The possibility that a statal system is controlling the internet services to add age verification measurements, erodes consumer rights over a service they're paying for, restricting the control of the user over the service and their freedom to navigate the net. | The possibility that a statal system is controlling the internet services to add age verification measurements, erodes consumer rights over a service they're paying for, restricting the control of the user over the service and their freedom to navigate the net. | ||
==Consumer response== | ==Consumer response== | ||