
Bluesky rolls out age verification for users in Ohio
Bluesky will implement age verification in Ohio starting September 29 to comply with new state laws. The decentralised network uses Kids Web Services to verify user ages.
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Bluesky will implement age verification in Ohio starting September 29 to comply with new state laws. The decentralised network uses Kids Web Services to verify user ages.

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