I expect the usage of VPNs in Texas to skyrocket exponentially in the next couple of months.
this post was submitted on 30 Aug 2024
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Don't think so
I'm petty sure everyone already started using VPNs when Pornhub was banned
Don't comply with tyrants.
Social media is probably a very poorly or very narrowly defined term. Either they called out Facebook, Reddit, Snapchat, etc by name or they gave some broad description of social media that could apply to everything from Facebook all the way down to somebody's Vbulletin forum and this will be unenforceable for the vast majority of websites. Compliance is likely voluntary for the little fish in social media. I imagine that they aren't even aware that Lemmy exists.