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Stop children using VPNs to watch porn, ministers told
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this post was submitted on 19 Aug 2025
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Tor is U.S. jurisdiction kinda so it can't really be blocked or regulated.
People like me have been screaming for the past year or two that all these laws do is push children and other people onto more seedy sites.
How is Tor under US jurisdiction?
"Kinda" as in its maintained by a U.S. nonprofit EFF. The U.S. government also made it but I don't think the current "administration" would be rational about not fucking with it.
Thats cool and all but its completely irrelevant to the operation of the Tor network. Even if the EFF was wiped out of existence, the Tor network would keep running and the code would simply be forked and development would continue...
Oh. Hm. TIL thanks :)