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Colorado and California age verification bills exempt open source operating systems

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Colorado and California age verification bills exempt open source operating systems

www.gamingonlinux.com

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Remember all the ruckus with various US states introducing operating-system level age verification laws? Colorado and California thankfully exempt open source.

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