>>10084 because of the incoming Convergence of the various Every Fucken Weirdass Big Things that are gonna explode in everyone's face in the not-so-very-far future, they've started taking unsurprising measures. the dangers beneath Epstein Files (not only pedos, but also other fuckeries we do not fathom as of now) that are not merely USA but transnational, the incoming UFOs and the "Spirit" world, the rise of next level for A.I, the incoming occult activities, free energies, psionics, Singularity, the revelation (intentional or forced) of hidden secrets, all coming together... it's no wonder of all they've started this now.

My account on YouTube is over 19 years old, really hoping I don't have to send in my ID.

>August 13 is tomorrow

>>10084 is this everywhere or just in the UK? i know they just passed that gay online """safety""" law or whatever.

>>10112 UK and the US for now from what I've seen

>>10084 Soo there will there be a tor mirror of hikari3 right???????? Right?????

Has anybody here been affected by this?

>>10136 One of my accounts got hit with it. I made it last year. So far my old ones haven't gotten it.

>>10112 brazil's getting it too now...

Eh, as a UK netizen I'm honestly not too worried. Our government does not understand what a computer is, and all of its prior forays into teh intarwebs have failed and been quietly swept under the rug. For example our previous prime minister made a big song and dance about his intent to replace our money with a cryptocurrency called "Britcoin" which has obviously since been completely forgotten about. Basically if you can crack a torrented copy of Photoshop without burning your house down then you're twelve steps ahead of Westminster when it comes to the Internet. And f it does come to the Great British Firewall, the hard work has already been done for us by our Chinese friends, who have 30 years of experience in evading technofascist surveillance and have gotten so good at it that the CCP has pretty much given up on trying to stop them. I'm sure they won't mind us borrowing their tools lol. (hopefully this shit will lead to there being far fewer people online and monolithic SNS "platforms" not being as omnipresent in the '30s as they have been in the '20s since the people mainly affected by these "child safety measures" are riajuu...)

>>10502 the chinese have what tools? i wish to have us all see what these things are currently, as preparation, before the uk shit go full force.

>>10503 proxy networks with many different names

I was feeling nostalgic for some cartoons I watched when I was younger, so I watched some clips of it on YouTube. Can they use this to flag me as potentially being underage? I'm not exactly sure how they determine this. Said cartoons are from the late 90s, mid 2000s.

>>10512 I was doing something similar and I haven't seem to be hit by it yet