Tag: online safety

This is a three-panel satirical comic meme. The first panel shows a corporate boardroom meeting where the lead attendee leaning on the table asks the group, 'how do we protect kids online?'. The second panel shows three attendees giving suggestions: the first proposes 'make everyone verify their identity', the second proposes 'face scans', and the third casually dressed attendee resting his head on one hand suggests 'Get their parents to actually parent them?'. The third panel cuts to the lead attendee looking furious, followed by the attendee who suggested parenting being thrown out of the high-rise office building window. The joke satirizes tech and surveillance companies that intentionally reject simple, reasonable solutions to problems like child online safety in favor of invasive, privacy-violating surveillance measures that benefit their business goals, hence the title about getting fired for suggesting the obvious unprofitable solution at a surveillance factory.

How to get fired at the surveillance factory

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This meme uses two panels of fan-made *Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles* art to humorously depict the cyclical nature of generational advice.

The top panel shows Splinter (the turtles' mentor) holding the hands of small, young Ninja Turtles labeled **Gen Z**, with text from parents: *"Remember, don't give your ID to internet strangers"*.

The bottom panel flips the dynamic: the now-grown Ninja Turtles (Gen Z) surround an elderly Splinter labeled **Gen Alpha**, repeating the exact same advice: *"Remember, don't give your ID to internet strangers"*.

The joke hinges on the relatable cycle of once-advised generations becoming the advisors, using the visual metaphor of the turtles maturing and their mentor aging to highlight this timeless pattern of passing down life lessons.

Advice One Generation Gives to the Next (Gen Z vs Gen Alpha)

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Discord, That's Not the Solution You're Looking For

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An animated black-and-white image depicting a man in a suit and tie holding a notebook. To the left of the man, a speech bubble contains the text 'Please Verify Your Face or ID,' suggesting a request for identity verification. The man holds a notebook with the prominent warning message: 'Don't do it It's a trap.' The meme uses a serious, cautionary tone to humorously warn against complying with such verification requests, implying they may be deceptive or harmful.

Warning: Don't Verify Your Face/ID - It's a Trap

An animated black-and-white i…