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How some Linux developers defeated (for now) the new OS age-verification laws. Long live those Linux developers.
Because other Linux developers, instead, immediately bent over backwards to start implementing changes towards accommodating those laws.
Let's not misdirect peoples anger over age verification
The blame for age verification rests solely on the legislative bodies and the governors who didn't immediately veto it.
They defeated one of the laws in one jurisdiction. The California law is still in place, international laws are still in place, and federal laws are being advanced.