> you become a private service provider, and then have a host of responsibilities including annual audits of whether a significant proportion of your users are

> you become a private service provider, and then have a host of responsibilities including annual audits of whether a significant proportion of your users are minors. If they are then you need to use a (commercial?) age verification tool and monitor everything assiduously. Difficult to see most people being able to satisfy those requirements. And then I just block the UK instead, let's hope this just doesn't go through.