Court Agrees with EFF: Utah’s VPN Law Demands a Technical Impossibility is a Security product. You can open it on Web App, Website. Try Me Out surfaced it because Spotted on Hacker News front page — likely new launch.

The publisher’s own notes say: In a win for digital rights, a federal judge has issued a preliminary injunction blocking Utah’s SB 73, the state’s draconian anti-VPN age verification law. The decision comes as EFF submitted our comments to the Utah Department of Commerce, detailing how forcing platforms to detect and block privacy-preserving tools undermines user privacy and security worldwide while demanding the impossible.

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