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"...the newly amended version of the bill essentially gives state lawmakers the ability to regulate the internet, according to Joe Mullin, a policy analyst with
by yarrel 6y ago
"...the newly amended version of the bill essentially gives state lawmakers the ability to regulate the internet, according to Joe Mullin, a policy analyst with the Electronic Frontier Foundation, who broke down the censorship risks posed by the measure should it become law.
"All 50 states will be able to write new Internet rules that online platforms and websites will have to follow,""
- theferalrobot 6y agoI’m 99% sure that that is already the case (and has been).
- Nasrudith 6y agoIt is a matter of enforcibility. Alabama can try to ban say women with exposed ankles and you as an operator of a website in California can tell the DA in a notorized letter to go fuck themselves because they lack jurisdiction.