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@KreekCraft They should also do the same for publishing & selling of 2D Clothing assets

I’ll get flamed for saying this But this is a good update Bring on the 🔥 comments

@ValraSwag #FixRobloxModeration

Roblox have been deleting a lot of big games as "under review" recently. Possibly kinda fire?

@DHSgov @CBP FACT CHECK: They actually were in ICE & Border Patrol custody, you deluded liars. They attempted to apply for humanitarian visas to visit their dying son but were denied, forcing them to take it upon themselves to cross the border to visit their son.

These individuals are NOT in ICE custody. On April 14, 2026, @CBP arrested Isidoro Gonzales Avilés, a criminal illegal alien, and Norma Anabel, near Douglas, Arizona. Avilés illegally entered our country for the first time in February 2000 and has since been arrested and charged MULTIPLE times with sexual abuse, retail theft, battery, trespassing, and disorderly conduct. He was given a final order of removal from a judge on Jan. 22, 2003, and was removed from the United States on January 7, 2011. Anabel illegally entered the United States for the first time in 2005 and was later removed back to Mexico in 2011. She again reentered the U.S., a FELONY, on May 20, 2024, and was arrested by CBP. She was deported two days later back to Mexico.

@PopBase They are asking for defamation lawsuits for maliciously labeling critics as "terrorists" #AntiFacismIsNotTerrorism #ProtectFreeSpeech

The White House says they will “identify and neutralise” political groups that are anti-American, “radically pro-transgender” and anarchist. (whitehouse.gov/wp-content/upl…)

@Pirat_Nation #UnblockVPNs

YouTube Premium is blocking some IP addresses from Mullvad VPN so when you try to watch videos with strict regional rules like Formula 1 or the Olympics you see this message "To continue turn off your VPN or proxy This will allow YouTube to locate the best content" This does not block the whole YouTube site and only affects videos with regional licensing limits. YouTube is doing this to follow agreements with the companies that own the rights to those videos while most regular videos still work fine with the VPN active. The same issue also happens with some other VPNs like Surfshark and Proton not just Mullvad

@RepDanGoldman #ReopenOIDO

ICE announced they are shutting down its internal oversight agency.  Unsurprisingly, the band of masked thugs that has been violently attacking and detaining our neighbors for the past 18 months is removing any vestige of internal accountability.  Congressional oversight is more than ever a true necessity. No matter how much they try to stop me, I’ll be back every week at the ICE detention facilities in my district.

@sc1ttrd Audio privacy update, Removal of Classic faces, Paid subscription requirements for publishing games & 2D Clothing, Tix removal, Invasive Age checks & ID verification, etc

What's the worst update Roblox has ever released? #roblox

@BegleyOwen37671 @ToadyHere He was being pulled by an off-screen locomotive (revealed in the previous illustration)

@ToadyHere How can vector move bro is a truck

What the fuck is going on

@Quacker_Train @ramahfool And according to one user, there was also a case of poor performance caused by lack of lubrication on the gears.

@Quacker_Train @ramahfool The slow performance was due to the front axle being inserted inbetween the wheel and side rod too tight

Wow. I thought the Metal Engines not fitting on old track would be the biggest drawback of this new merch, but this has to be a new low for Motorized. If this turns out to be the main result for all engines, I don't see this line lasting very long.

@hostis_black #RepealSB73 #UnbanVPNs

You build a VPN tunnel so your location is nobody's business. As of yesterday in Utah, your location is the platform's business by law, regardless of the tunnel. The bill is Senate Bill 73. Governor Cox signed it on March 19. It took effect May 6. The law effectively bans the VPN by making the website liable for the age of every user physically located in Utah, regardless of the tunnel they routed through, and then forbids the website from explaining how a VPN works. This is liability for what the platform cannot see. A speech ban on naming a legal tool. The only compliant move is to ID every visitor on Earth, in case one of them happens to be in Provo. Or block every known VPN IP address and pray the list is complete. NordVPN says comprehensive blocking of VPN traffic is technically impossible. The EFF says no platform can win this whack-a-mole. Utah's legislature does not care, because compliance was never the point. The point was making encrypted tunnels expensive to deploy and illegal to discuss. The point was driving commercial VPN providers out of the American market until the only people left with private connections are the ones who can stand up their own WireGuard server. Children is the cover, of course. A legislature punished platforms for what they cannot detect, gagged them from naming a tool that has been legal since the day it was invented, and stamped "child safety" on the file. This is the first state. The UK House of Lords already voted 207 to 159 to ban VPNs for minors. France's digital affairs minister has named VPNs as her next target. The fence moves next session, next state, next chamber. Each version will be sold as safety. Each version will be a muzzle.

@EP_EPRS @EP_Justice Yeah right, your way of "protecting children" is FORCING invasive ID verification on US PEOPLE while putting our privacy in serious danger from potential data breaches. NEWSFLASH! VPNs DO NOT pose risks! #UnbanVPNs #DontTargetOurPrivacy

Virtual private networks #VPN are increasingly used to bypass online age verification. Protecting children online is a priority, with new rules being implemented requiring a minimum age for access to some services Read👉 link.europa.eu/FGfr6C #DSA @EP_Justice @FZarzalejos

@ChibiReviews #VPNsAreNotARisk #DontTargetOurPrivacy #UnbanVPNs

The EU and other countries are now starting to say VPNs are a risk and needs to be restricted to "Protect Kids" VPNs have always been about protecting your privacy and now they want those gone.

@KevalKevaldk @TeamYouTube

Now it honestly makes more sense why there’s a 90-day waiting period before creators can reapply for monetization. A creator gets demonetized, and after around 50 days, they can lose access to the payout from work they already completed — all while being told to “improve” their channel without being given any clear explanation of what actually needs to be fixed. In my case, it’s already been over 9 days since my channel was demonetized, and I still haven’t received a proper explanation of what exactly is wrong with my content. @YouTube should not be able to withhold creators’ hard-earned earnings without transparency. Simply labeling content as “inauthentic” without identifying specific videos or explaining the actual issue does not help creators improve anything — it only leaves us confused and stuck. Creators are expected to fix their channels, but how can that happen when: • No specific videos are identified • No clear violation is explained • Only the same vague label keeps getting repeated What makes this even more frustrating is that ads can still run on the exact same videos. So the content is considered “inauthentic” for creators to earn from, but still acceptable for YouTube to profit from? That’s where the system starts to feel unfair. Creators invest time, creativity, effort, and consistency into building their channels. Situations like this make it feel like all of that work can be dismissed without proper review or communication. We are not asking to bypass rules. We are asking for transparency, fair treatment, and real human communication. If more creators are going through this, it needs to be talked about. Also tagging people who have supported me: @AnimeVersus_X @Aiden213213 @BENBROS @CubeDims @Famee_786 @jackazoo @lilyYtCreator @Meowbananacat @Stickz_YT @stategirlsyou @YBK1476702 @DeepHumor @TeamYouTube @farmer12rice @expertqq @DevBs217454 @ani_real1 @ARocket18524 @Edachey8nb @Gooddlovee @nealmohan @CoolCountryball @Jhon6461766698

@xxx1169670 #FixRobloxModeration

#roblox its such a shame what this game has come to. my post about enforcement bans blew up. people made countless videos on it. what have roblox done? nothing. they don’t care about anyone or anything unless its for the money. like half of ur player base is getting BANNED for no reason.no one is safe playing this game. one day youll log on roblox and bamn you’re banned for NO REASON. like fix your enforcement bans FOR THE LOVE OF GOD. we cant play roblox in public places or even in the comfort of our own homes without getting banned. people are also getting banned for “child endangerment” when they are kids themselves?? like what how does that even work?? honestly i quit roblox. i got banned for another persons action (THAT I DONT EVEN KNOW !!) and they cant take the time out of their DAY to review it. i lost all my progress and limiteds and so have other people. thanks alot roblox. @Roblox @Roblox_RTC @KreekCraft

Fuck you, @Roblox. Do better with your horrible moderation powered by your artificial unintelligence.

@T3chFalcon #RepealSB73 #DontTargetVPNs #UnbanVPNs #EndInvasiveIDAgeVerification

We need to talk seriously about what’s happening in Utah on May 6th. Utah’s Senate Bill 73. Lawmakers claim they are "protecting the youth" with online age-verification rules, but they have decided that VPNs are the real problem. This is why the legislation has serious flaws: The law creates an impossible compliance problem. SB 73 makes websites responsible if a user is in Utah, even if they use a VPN to hide their location. Technically, it is impossible to block every VPN, proxy, or private tunnel because IP addresses change all the time. By forcing websites to try to detect what cannot be detected, the law leaves platforms with two choices: block everyone in Utah or require invasive ID checks for all users. The bill also restricts security education. It bans platforms from giving instructions on how to use a VPN to get around location blocks. Making it illegal to explain how a legal privacy tool works is a direct attack on free speech and security education. VPNs are not loopholes. Lawmakers are treating privacy tools as if they are illegal. In reality, VPNs are essential for security. Journalists use them to protect sources, and abuse survivors rely on them for safety. Even the U.S. military requires service members to use VPNs on outside networks. Everyone needs them to keep data brokers and malicious actors from accessing their information. This law will not stop determined teenagers from getting around the blocks quickly. Instead, it will punish regular people who just want to protect their privacy online. Utah is setting a dangerous example by putting government control ahead of the basic structure of a secure internet. Regulators in other places are watching closely. If a policy can be easily bypassed by common security tools, the problem is not the technology. The problem is the policy. #PrivacyMatters

@AnimeVersus_X @spunkyinsaan20 #FixYouTubeModeration

YOUTUBE JUST UNLOCKED A NEW WAY TO DELETE CHANNELS 💀 You can LOSE ur entire YouTube channel WITHOUT doing ANYTHING wrong @spunkyinsaan20 just LOST 465K subs because someone ABUSED copyright on DESCRIPTION LINKS NO checks, NO human review, Just INSTANT termination! HOW is this even allowed? Does YouTube even CARE about its own creators anymore? Yes or No?? ↓

@sodorkiwi More likely her front axles were inserted too tightly, according to one user who has a similar issue with a Trackmaster 3 James

Nia running, shes very weak and brand new battery too Creds to "saplanantarak23" on tiktok