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Looks like both California and Colorado are adding carve-outs for open source software. |
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Under California's Age Verification law (AB 1043 effective Jan 1, 2027), when downloading any app, the app provider must ask for the user's age, and the software, when run, also has to verify the user's age, verification must happen via a real-time API call. Failure to comply runs from $2,500 per child and up.
JS8Call, itself, has no need for age verification. If you have a license, you can transmit, if you don't, you can listen.
Midnight BSD has recently added geographical restrictions to using it's OS, with more expected to follow.
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