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by hellojesus 299 days ago
Iirc, there was case law where a site was successfully found guilty because the site allowed ads, and the advertisers were targeting based on ip location. Not the site! The site didn't even log that data. But the ads were used as the vector of purposful availment.

When I get the time, I'll be hosting a site from my closet that allows anything short of csam and I will reject states like MS and TX. My final act will be to die. But I don't much want to live.

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Why block MS and TX?

Anyway find a reason to live, unless you're objectively suffering there's quite a few

Sorry - poor wording on my part. I meant I would reject the states' new laws requiring identification of users to access social media on my site.