Linux Exempt? California Rethinks Age-Verification Law
California lawmakers are scrambling to appease open-source developers with a proposed exemption to their new age-verification law. This move signals a potential platform shift, but is it enough?
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California lawmakers are scrambling to appease open-source developers with a proposed exemption to their new age-verification law. This move signals a potential platform shift, but is it enough?
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