Under the Online Safety Act, UK residents who want to access NSFW platforms will need to prove they're over 18. The easiest way to avoid doing that is to use a VPN.

You'd think that Discord and Reddit would notice thousands of users suddenly resembling Norman Reedus.

You may be able to use a VPN to bypass age checks, but Ofcom strongly suggests against it. Here's all you need to know.

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