Missouri's New Digital Age Verification Law Takes Effect Starting November 30, 2025, Missouri residents will encounter a significant change in their online browsing experience. The state has implemented a new law requiring age verification for websites containing adult content. This legislation mandates that any online platform with more than 33% of content deemed "harmful to minors" must...

Missouri's sweeping digital age restrictions took effect November 30, casting a wider net than anticipated beyond adult platforms. An online lingerie retailer now demands proof of age for viewing certain product imagery, prompting user complaints about suppressed commercial expression. The statute mandates verification for platforms where over one-third of content qualifies as "harmful" to...

Missouri mandates tech giants supply digital identity systems for online age verification by late 2025 targeting platforms with significant "harmful to minors" content Non-compliant websites risk steep daily fines joining other US states enforcing access restrictions though Missouri uniquely enforces digital ID provisions Apple and Google must develop operating system-level tools for their...

Missouri VPN Searches Surge Following Age Verification Requirements Internet privacy concerns have skyrocketed in Missouri since the implementation of new online age verification regulations. Data analysis reveals that searches for Virtual Private Networks have increased by 400% in the state over the past month. The dramatic spike began on November 30, 2023, when Missouri's new legislation...

Game No. 10 of the Missouri Tigers football schedule will place them in Neyland Stadium to play the Tennessee Volunteers. This is a game where head coach Eli Drinkwitz will be relying on his quarterback Brady Cook to score in bunches, as the Volunteers return three of the SECs best offensive players in quarterback Hendon Hooker, running back Jabari Small, and wide receiver Cedric Tillman to...