Joking aside, this is what the law says on the subject: > The working group shall take input from a broad range of stakeholders, including from academia, consu

Joking aside, this is what the law says on the subject: > The working group shall take input from a broad range of stakeholders, including from academia, consumer advocacy groups, and small, medium, and large businesses affected by data privacy policies and shall make recommendations to the Legislature on best practices regarding, at minimum, all of the following: > Identifying online services, products, or features likely to be accessed by children. So a 10 member committee mostly appointed by politicians can decide your service is likely to be accessed by children and you become subject to these regulations. It will be interesting to see if sites adopt design or language choices that make them look less child-friendly in order to avoid being covered. I'm not really sure what that would actually look like.