Not sure how all these stupid US age verification laws are going to work wrt headless servers. For example, auto scaled VMs running some flavour of Linux (for an AKS,EKS kubernetes cluster say). A new node is brought up automatically when some threshold on resources is met - what then? Does it need to be age verified before it can complete its boot up? Who verifies it? If it’s the middle of the night? What if you are an international customer in say Berlin, and your cluster is running in a datacenter in the US because it’s for a US client? Or it’s in a datacenter in the EU but it’s Azure so it’s a US entity? Are these hyper scalers going to agree some sort of dispensation with legislators to bypass this requirement for managed services? If so, would manually creating a VM in Azure or AWS or GCP or DigitalOcean require age verification at creation time? Or will the infrastructure that launches the VM get this automatically from the account profile that has already been age verified? All for what exactly? To appease some puritan view of the big scary world that they hold?