Either way, it's a bad move by the exec. Privacy focused folks are already against forced age verification rollout by companies and now this...also, UK ministers are pushing to amend the Online Safety Act, proposing plans that would hold device vendors like Apple and Google legally liable for children accessing mature content. The law would threaten tech executives with jail sentences of up to five years if their platforms or operating systems fail to proactively block mature content...this will further accelerate forced age verification methods such as selfie, ID proof etc...which is especially bad in today's day and age due to drastic oncrease in data breaches

For an in-depth technical breakdown and why GrapheneOS cannot bypass Google Play Integrity check even with it's Play Services Sandbox mode, check here: https://thecybersecguru.com/news/yoti-grapheneos-sony-playstation-age-verification/

Nothing cuz in windows, no 6GHz netw is visible

Yes will defo give it a try. Thanks

Alright thanks will check with linux cuz in case of Windows, intel adapters check local WiFi APs and their broadcast frequencies. If 6Ghz is not avl, it disables 6GHz

I agree but Intel specifically pushed an update to unlock 6GHz for my country recently...

Windows 11. Switched from Linux to check for compatibility issues.