It’s websites that are supposed to be inaccessible by children within Utah that the law would affect. Not sure if the Utah government website has any 18+ pages.
are they keeping a running list of the hundreds of thousands (or millions?) of porn sites that pop up every day? even if they set AI to the task (lol), actually trying to enforce the shit legally is going to require human interaction at some point, and there will be millions of false positives.
If the premise is to prevent Utah kids from accessing things then good luck enforcing those extraterritorial fines, or if you try and fine sites daft enough to be hosting their site in a place like Utah, it’ll take a whole couple minutes to move.
Either way this comes out as theatrics at best, and losing money in top of it with pointless litigation or chasing away tax and service paying businesses
Cool, so I can spin up a web crawler for the Utah gov site, route it through a VPN and let them fine themselves to oblivion?
It’s websites that are supposed to be inaccessible by children within Utah that the law would affect. Not sure if the Utah government website has any 18+ pages.
are they keeping a running list of the hundreds of thousands (or millions?) of porn sites that pop up every day? even if they set AI to the task (lol), actually trying to enforce the shit legally is going to require human interaction at some point, and there will be millions of false positives.
everything about this is paralyzingly stupid
If the premise is to prevent Utah kids from accessing things then good luck enforcing those extraterritorial fines, or if you try and fine sites daft enough to be hosting their site in a place like Utah, it’ll take a whole couple minutes to move.
Either way this comes out as theatrics at best, and losing money in top of it with pointless litigation or chasing away tax and service paying businesses