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Missouri Targets Online Adult Content | Jefferson City News

Missouri Targets Online Adult Content | Jefferson City News

Published 4 weeks, 2 days ago
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Missouri’s governor is about to sign a sweeping new law forcing adult content sites to verify users are 18+ before access—targeting social media and commercial platforms with hefty fines up to $250,000 if minors slip through. Inspired by Texas’ successful precedent and backed by the state’s AG, the law aims to shield kids from harmful material, arguing the digital world often feels real to teens and explicit content can be demeaning. But critics warn it’s easily bypassable via VPNs, could drive big platforms out of state, and raises serious privacy concerns—while exempting news outlets and neutral ISPs.

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