Starscream_UK
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Best switch my VPN on again then...I'm sure the owners admins etc are super busy with all sorts of stuff. I doubt running Lit is easy ofc
But yes, advance notice would be the best
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Best switch my VPN on again then...I'm sure the owners admins etc are super busy with all sorts of stuff. I doubt running Lit is easy ofc
But yes, advance notice would be the best
hello there, am sure it will be easy to bypass, let's see, only a few days to goDoes anyone know if this will affect UK based users?
https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/articles/ceq7ye3q2zwo
It's coming into force next week with the aim of making it harder to access adult content. Since Lit includes adult content (not just stories either), I am assuming it will. I don't know how this works or if sites and site owners are obliged to do something or be locked out for UK users. I've no idea how that woudl even work.
Tut tut tut young man!!Even my work wifi knows already and won't let me access lit. For sure this will recognise
Tut tut tut young man!!
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Sometimes you need to go back after lunch with a smile on your faceBeing able to access lit everywhere and all the time would take the shine out of it for me personally.
I never have time to scratch at work.
Pint of Guinness in the pub does that. I am easily pleased. LOL.Sometimes you need to go back after lunch with a smile on your face![]()
I'm definitely in support of a raised minimum age for teens to access social media.So in the EU we are also going to be affected.. and it seems that using a VPN might not be enough to do the trick.
Denmark (among some other countries) are in the process of developing an identification app (yuck, so we are scared of the Chinese government because of their social surveillance?!).
The app should, in theory, be safe.. (yeah right, you have to register with your cpr number, our most personal identification number), and supposedly.. in theory, you need to go through this app to register on any social media, and thereby making sure that no one underage can access sites they are not allowed to.
(Our rules are going to be a bit tight, do not know about other countries.. but as an example: you will have to be 15 to access Snapchat, Facebook, Instagram, TikTok, probably even YouTube and so on, for us it is not only the adult sites that are going to be affected.
Sadly.. I do understand the reasoning behind these new rules.)
But, having a company who is having so much personal sensitive data on every young and adult citizen.
That is always more than a bit scary.
Those two phrases are directly contradictory.I'm definitely in support of a raised minimum age for teens to access social media.
I just feel like there needs to be a fair middle ground somewhere that also protects people's right to privacy.
Those two phrases are directly contradictory.
Government intrusion in choices of freedom can never be accepted.
Parental responsibility.
'It's the internet, do you know where your children are?'
(And, while I am an advocate of parents actually engaging, talking and being involved in their kids lives, I am also a hardcore believer of freedom also involves our kids rights to freedom, and not being watched by their parents in their every awake moment!)
So in the EU we are also going to be affected.. and it seems that using a VPN might not be enough to do the trick.
Denmark (among some other countries) are in the process of developing an identification app (yuck, so we are scared of the Chinese government because of their social surveillance?!).
The app should, in theory, be safe..
Just get a good VPN service, its a necessity anyways on the internet nowdays, most blocks are easily bypassed
Becareful of anyone asking to take a selfie!EXTREMELY invasive.
I'm sorry if this seems like a silly question. I don't really understand how vpns properly work.A VPN will just mask the IP and make it look like your internet traffic is from another country, its fairly easy to bypass on websites when restrictions are placed, apps on the other hand are a notch tougher as they can be requesting a lot more information to locate the user in the back-end and it could range from sim card geolocating, which also can be spoofed cause there's always a way, but it would rarely affect websites, hell a simple DNS change could possibly bypass the stupid website blocking, won't even need VPN's, just depends on the level of effort someone wishes to impose
I don't know what the LitApp is lol,?I'm sorry if this seems like a silly question. I don't really understand how vpns properly work.
Are you saying that it might not work as well using the Lit app? Because that's how I access it. I don't log in anywhere other than my phone through the app.