Linux could get an age verification exemption in California.
An amendment to California’s AB 1856 would change the definition of an “operating system provider” to exclude open-source software from California’s age verification law, mirroring a similar exemption in Colorado. If the bill passes, it could resolve an issue that has caused chaos for Linux developers around the world. [Link: AB-1856 Age verification signals: software applications and online services. | https://legi…
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