ip.bsky.app/config
ip.bsky.app/config
ip.bsky.app/config
ip.bsky.app/config
||ip.bsky.app/config$replace=/(?<="regionCode":").+?(?=")/WA/
||ip.bsky.app/config$replace=/(?<="isAgeRestrictedGeo":)true/false/
||ip.bsky.app/config$replace=/(?<="isAgeBlockedGeo":)true/false/
for copy & paste against the ID bullshit.
||ip.bsky.app/config$replace=/(?<="regionCode":").+?(?=")/WA/
||ip.bsky.app/config$replace=/(?<="isAgeRestrictedGeo":)true/false/
||ip.bsky.app/config$replace=/(?<="isAgeBlockedGeo":)true/false/
for copy & paste against the ID bullshit.
#bluraycollector #bluraypickups #bluraycollection #bluraycommunity #4kcollector #4kuhd #movies
#bluraycollector #bluraypickups #bluraycollection #bluraycommunity #4kcollector #4kuhd #movies
{"countryCode":"TR","regionCode":"34"}
{"countryCode":"TR","regionCode":"34"}
you can check where bluesky thinks you are by looking at the first entry on this webpage:
ip.bsky.app/config
e.g. for me it says:
{"countryCode":"GB","regionCode":"ENG"
cc: @anildash.com
you can check where bluesky thinks you are by looking at the first entry on this webpage:
ip.bsky.app/config
e.g. for me it says:
{"countryCode":"GB","regionCode":"ENG"
cc: @anildash.com
||ip.bsky.app/config$replace=/(?<="countryCode":").+?(?=")/US/
||ip.bsky.app/config$replace=/(?<="regionCode":").+?(?=")/WA/
||ip.bsky.app/config$replace=/(?<="isAgeRestrictedGeo":)true/false/
||ip.bsky.app/config$replace=/(?<="isAgeBlockedGeo":)true/false/
||ip.bsky.app/config$replace=/(?<="countryCode":").+?(?=")/US/
||ip.bsky.app/config$replace=/(?<="regionCode":").+?(?=")/WA/
||ip.bsky.app/config$replace=/(?<="isAgeRestrictedGeo":)true/false/
||ip.bsky.app/config$replace=/(?<="isAgeBlockedGeo":)true/false/
{"countryCode":"GB","regionCode":"ENG","isAgeRestrictedGeo":true}
{"countryCode":"GB","regionCode":"ENG","isAgeRestrictedGeo":true}
I'm no lawyer but given the above is it necessary for Bluesky to enforce age assurance restrictions for all Texas users, or only those who created their accounts after a certain date?
could existing users be grandfathered in like Australia?
I'm no lawyer but given the above is it necessary for Bluesky to enforce age assurance restrictions for all Texas users, or only those who created their accounts after a certain date?
could existing users be grandfathered in like Australia?
Recently if I login to bsky without allowing "bsky.network" I get a "verify your age" page.
Recently if I login to bsky without allowing "bsky.network" I get a "verify your age" page.