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'Age Verification' could force trans people to out themselves to use the internet

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Kansas's recent law invalidating transgender individuals' IDs and requiring new ones with incorrect gender markers, combined with expanding online "Age Verification" laws, could force trans people to out themselves or be locked out of internet services, highlighting a growing digital privacy and rights issue for content creators to consider in their work.

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