Posted: 8/10/2023 8:14:40 PM EDT
| I've noticed a disturbing trend lately. Almost every website asks if you're 18...most likely to set the ground work to implement digital IDs....but why does AIM ask if I'm 18 on every page? |
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Originally Posted By Trickass: I've noticed a disturbing trend lately. Almost every website asks if you're 18...most likely to set the ground work to implement digital IDs....but why does AIM ask if I'm 18 on every page? Liability insurance demands it, it’s Almost impossible for gun companies to get liability insurance these days. But after you hit yes it should last for 30 days. |
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Originally Posted By Bryan_Aim: Liability insurance demands it, it’s Almost impossible for gun companies to get liability insurance these days. But after you hit yes it should last for 30 days. Thanks for the info, Bryan. I'm using Brave and a VPN and it asks to confirm over and over. Maybe it's a config issue. Just passing it along. |
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Originally Posted By para_frame: It is Californias fault, really. California passed a law prohibiting marketing firearms, shooting sports or hunting to children and sellers have complied by adding that stupid "are you 18?" Popup. I think it's safe to say we can blame everything tyrannical on California. 
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Originally Posted By Trickass: Thanks for the info, Bryan. I'm using Brave and a VPN and it asks to confirm over and over. Maybe it's a config issue. Just passing it along. Originally Posted By Trickass: Originally Posted By Bryan_Aim: Liability insurance demands it, it’s Almost impossible for gun companies to get liability insurance these days. But after you hit yes it should last for 30 days. Thanks for the info, Bryan. I'm using Brave and a VPN and it asks to confirm over and over. Maybe it's a config issue. Just passing it along. VPN and cookies are gonna be the reason it isn't lasting 30 days, at least that's where I'd look first |
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Originally Posted By Bryan_Aim: Liability insurance demands it, it’s Almost impossible for gun companies to get liability insurance these days. But after you hit yes it should last for 30 days. If I was 18 30 days ago wouldn’t it follow that I’m 18 today? |
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Originally Posted By FredMan: If I was 18 30 days ago wouldn’t it follow that I’m 18 today? Originally Posted By FredMan: Originally Posted By Bryan_Aim: Liability insurance demands it, it’s Almost impossible for gun companies to get liability insurance these days. But after you hit yes it should last for 30 days. If I was 18 30 days ago wouldn’t it follow that I’m 18 today? insurance doesn't care. coffee is also usually served hot. 
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Carry it, shoot it. (repeat forever)
Swing Your Sword
Swing Your Sword
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Originally Posted By DavidY: I have to click every time I visit. I get the same thing from PSA and I think grab a gun too. No no, it's not just every visit for me… it's every page on the same visit. i.e. Go to Aimsurplus website Are you 18? Yes Go to Ammunition Are you 18? Yes Go to Firearms Are you 18? Yes etc., etc. Here's a screen grab. |
| Yep it's brave and VPN that are doing that to you, the website tries to read the cookie that it just set when you clicked the last time but you have your browser and VPN set up to not let it read that cookie so it has to ask you again. If you choose to you can eliminate that by setting up an exception for AIM or whatever website is annoying you. |
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Originally Posted By FredMan: If I was 18 30 days ago wouldn’t it follow that I’m 18 today? It doesn't know WHO is accessing the website even if it does recognize that device has accessed it before and clicked the 18 or over button. It could be a different user on the same device. |