Why did this happen? Nor is it likely going to be easy. Thats likely to be a rapidly changing situation, and a confusing one, too, since virtually every nation - and some cases even different cities within the same nation  operates under different rules or practices. Please make sure your browser supports JavaScript and cookies and that you are not blocking them from loading. But theres real risk in doing that.
For the rest of the world, however, virtual risk is blocked by the browser, making it entirely safe for access to those records.
( z0 contrast :ARG2 ( z1 block :ARG0 ( z2 product :ARG0-of ( z3 browse ) ) :ARG0-of ( z4 make :ARG1 ( z5 safe :ARG0 ( z6 access :ARG1 ( z7 record :mod ( z8 that ) ) ) :degree ( z9 entire ) ) ) :ARG1 ( z10 risk :mod ( z11 virtual ) ) :beneficiary ( z12 rest :part-of ( z13 world ) ) ) )
(z0 / contrast-01
    :ARG2 (z1 / block-01
              :ARG0 (z2 / product
                        :ARG0-of (z3 / browse-01))
              :ARG0-of (z4 / make-02
                           :ARG1 (z5 / safe-01
                                     :ARG0 (z6 / access-01
                                               :ARG1 (z7 / record
                                                         :mod (z8 / that)))
                                     :degree (z9 / entire)))
              :ARG1 (z10 / risk-01
                         :mod (z11 / virtual))
              :beneficiary (z12 / rest
                                :part-of (z13 / world))))
For the rest of the world , however , virtual risk is blocked by the browser , making it entirely safe for access to those records .
z12 :part-of z13
z10 :mod z11
z1 :ARG1 z10
z0 :ARG2 z1
z1 :beneficiary z12
z1 :ARG0 z2
z2 :ARG0-of z3
z1 :ARG0-of z4
z5 :degree z9
z4 :ARG1 z5
z5 :ARG0 z6
z7 :mod z8
z6 :ARG1 z7