Utah's new age verification law for pornography sites, effective May 6, requires adult websites to verify users are over 18 even if they're using VPNs — making Utah the first state to target VPN use this way. Critics and tech experts say the law is unenforceable because websites cannot reliably detect actual physical location through VPN detection, and the vague wording could sweep in other services unintentionally. The post frames this as an example of how overly broad laws enable selective enforcement, which is a legitimate concern but the claim about this law specifically enabling that pattern isn't directly proven by the law's text — it depends on how authorities choose to enforce it.