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iPhone New iOS Age Verification Sparks Outrage as Users Say 'I Will Switch to Android'
(www.ibtimes.co.uk)
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Considering they are more or less attempting that reasoning in regards to VPN usage in the states I'd say maybe a few weeks?
How can they control that I'm accessing my own Wireguard or company VPN?
Or does this only affect commercial (or free) VPN services one could use?
The technical illiteracy of politicians is still astounding to me
Edit: and how would they control TOR?
I could potentially use a TOR to VPN chain. Albeit slow, it would still work.
Registering with ID for TOR would be the most ~~annoying~~ amusing thing I've heard in a long time...
(Don't know why autocorrect didn't like the word 'amusing'. Had to finally type it out. Seems not much fun stuff happening in my life ;-))
Right. Or site to site tunnels. Or client vpns for companies.
Some are uneducated, some are evil, either way we're fucked lol