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We call upon the UK Government to reject any calls or lobbying that propose to restrict or ban the use of virtual private networks ("VPNs")
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Oddly specific tip for bypassing age verification: if you have a realistic doll or figure that looks like an adult maybe you could use that? I honestly don't know if this works but I have a feeling it could.
If there's a will, there's a way
Twenty internet providers, including national companies like AT&T, Comcast and Verizon have committed to the program.
Good news if you have a low income and a high internet bill: The Biden Administration is changing that.
The Affordable Connectivity Program will provide plans of at least 100 Megabits per second of speed for no more than $30. An estimated 48 million Americans will qualify.
Twenty internet providers, including national companies like AT&T, Comcast and Verizon, as well as regional companies, such as Hawaiian Telecom and Jackson Energy Authority in Tennessee, have committed to the program.
Update: The program also gives eligible families a $30 monthly benefit they can apply to their bill. It can be one of the $30 plans at the 20 participating providers (bringing the bill to $0!) or used against the bill at 1,000+ other providers.
To see if you qualify, and for full details, go to:
Learn how President Biden is reducing the cost of high-speed internet and find out if you qualify to sign up.
At the beginning of March, the Utopia 56 association criticized the seizure by the French state of the phones of unaccompanied minors who re
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this is a big ol’ post about internet censorship + parenting
if you are already against it or staunchly and unwaveringly in favor of it, you might not get anything from this post. however, i encourage anyone who’s on the fence to continue. worst case scenario, you’ll have more knowledge about what you’re arguing for :)
i am also writing this as someone who’s lived in the medium-southern US for all 18 years of his life, but i think most/all of what i say is applicable regardless of location. this is a kind of heavy subject and deals with: safe sex + consent, lgbtq issues, mental health, bad/semi-absent parenting, and possibly more. it’s p long but there is a tl;dr at the end if you want the bare-bones summary
ok so listen. as someone who’s had basically unrestricted internet access since the age of 10, have i seen things i was probably too young to be seeing? yes. but as someone who grew up in a suburban small town in the southern US, if i didn’t have that internet access, i would not know what a condom is. i CERTAINLY wouldn’t have a comprehensive idea of consent, assuming i had one at all. i am 18 and have never gotten a sex talk, not at home or at school.
(granted, covid happened when i was like 12-13, but the point definitely still stands. i had 3.5 mostly present parental figures (iykyk) and was back to in-person schooling before 14.)
(cw for mental health + talk of suicide for the next two paragraphs and brief talk of SA in the paragraph after that. skip to the green text to avoid, but i’d recommend reading if possible.)
