Trivially which is why VPN's have boomed in the UK since this was brought in.
An entirely predictable result given how easy it is to install a VPN vs having to verify yourself constantly to sketchy third parties on every site that has adult content (note: adult meaning adult not pornography..a lot of non-porn adult stuff get caught in the net).
There is a reason that google and apple aren't screaming about these laws.
That pretty much is the reason - they want to become identify brokers for the entire online ecosystem and if it costs them under 18 users they don't really care, they aren't typically the ones with the money anyway.
Trivially which is why VPN's have boomed in the UK since this was brought in.
An entirely predictable result given how easy it is to install a VPN vs having to verify yourself constantly to sketchy third parties on every site that has adult content (note: adult meaning adult not pornography..a lot of non-porn adult stuff get caught in the net).
For now.
1. Driver's licenses are becoming a web standard soon. https://github.com/w3c-fedid/digital-credentials
Support was added just last week in Safari 26. https://digitalcredentials.dev
2. The UK is keeping a very close eye on VPNs. https://www.techradar.com/vpn/vpn-privacy-security/could-vpn...
There is a reason that google and apple aren't screaming about these laws.
That pretty much is the reason - they want to become identify brokers for the entire online ecosystem and if it costs them under 18 users they don't really care, they aren't typically the ones with the money anyway.
Driver's licenses are becoming a web standard soon.
Could you elaborate on this? I for one would never elect to participate.
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I tried. Imgur managed to block from Amsterdam, France, Singapore and US. The only success I has was Russia.
Of course.
Makes it seem almost pointless.