To my knowledge, nobody has yet published the new amendment for Colorado's age verification bill that would allow for open source applications to be exempt from its requirements. First, the exemption is defined as:
An operating system provider or developer that distributes an operating system or application under license terms that permit a recipient to copy, redistribute, and modify the software without restriction from the provider or developer, including any technical or contractual restrictions on installing all modified versions.
I've been in contact with my representative and I'll keep y'all updated with how things go. This amendment has been passed though, so there shouldn't be any worries that it'll get stuck in political limbo.
The amendment also exempts some business uses and such. It also looks like there will be a referendum to push this issue to voters. I have the link to the whole amendment below which, to my knowledge, has not been shared around yet. If you guys have any questions, I can direct those to my representative (he's pretty quick to respond).
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