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Too bad companies did not have 'ba*s' to block their sites from being accessed in Utah. If all companies did that, it would stop all these crazy laws instantly
by jmclnx 6mo ago
Too bad companies did not have 'ba*s' to block their sites from being accessed in Utah. If all companies did that, it would stop all these crazy laws instantly.
Where I live, one site I log into started asking for my birth date. That is in a State were age verification is not yet even being talked about. So my response is to never go to that site again. I believe it will change once users start dropping off that site.
- 8organicbits 6mo ago> 'ba*s' Is this balls? You can curse here.
- shevy-java 6mo agoCould be bats.
- recursive 6mo agoSurely it's 'barns'.
- Aurornis 6mo agoI don’t understand how this is related. As I understand it, many of the websites affected by these laws did chose to blanket-ban those states from accessing them. This VPN law is a weak attempt to claim that it’s not enough to geo-block people, similar to the UK governing bodies that are trying to go after websites that have geoblocked the UK because they don’t believe that’s sufficient.
- jmclnx 6mo agoFrom what I have heard, only porn and smaller sites did this. I am referring to facebook, twitter, blue sky, tiktoc and other such large sites. If those sites starts blocking States like Utah, you would see a big outcry and laws changing.