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VPNs Are Not a Solution to Age Verification Laws
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this post was submitted on 18 Jan 2025
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i had to use them for work.
i've been using them for private life, too. they are not what they used to be. law enforcement has ways to flood vpn ip pools to destroy whatever privacy one might get from marketers and advertisers and social media data munchers.
I'm curious what you mean by flooding a VPN pool