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Seems unlikely. VPNs have far too many legitimate uses. How many people are on VPNs for work alone? I also don't think the law in Texas is written against the

Seems unlikely. VPNs have far too many legitimate uses. How many people are on VPNs for work alone? I also don't think the law in Texas is written against the consumer, e.g. it doesn't say it's illegal to view porn if you haven't shown an ID. Rather, it's levied against the distributor to say it's illegal to show porn to someone you haven't age verified. So it's not like the act of using the VPN to circumvent this would be criminal.

qingcharles 2y ago
OK, that makes perfect sense, thank you. The ME is obviously a bit of a different situation as they run ISP-based firewall rules to outright ban unwanted sites.
shrimp_emoji 2y ago
And they're training people to use VPNs, which should be a mandatory facet of tech literacy anyway! :D Win-win