VPN usage surged in Florida and South Carolina due to new laws requiring government-approved ID verification to access adult websites. Residents turned to VPNs to bypass these restrictions, leading to a 1,150% increase in VPN demand in Florida and a 400% rise in searches for 'free VPN' in these states.
VPNs allow users to hide their location and make it appear as though they are accessing the internet from a different country. This helps bypass restrictions like the ID verification laws in Florida and South Carolina, enabling unrestricted access to adult websites.
Some adult websites, like Pornhub, blocked access entirely for residents of Florida and South Carolina to avoid complying with the ID verification requirements, citing privacy concerns.
VPNs provide an additional layer of security by encrypting internet traffic, protecting user privacy, and preventing third parties from accessing personal information.
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VPN Use Surges in Florida and South Carolina After New Internet Laws Florida and South Carolina have seen a huge rise in people using VPNs (Virtual Private Networks) after new laws were introduced to block access to adult websites without government-approved ID. Searches for "free VPN" jumped by over 400% in these states at the start of the year, according to Google Trends. Researchers also found a 1,150% increase in demand for VPNs in Florida.
a huge rise in: 大幅增加
block access to: 阻止進入
Jumped by over 400%: 成長超過 400%
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