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>Also, this is a Texas law; if Facebook closed down all of their offices in Texas, presumably they could just ignore it, as then Texas wouldn't have jurisdictio
by ugjka 4y ago
>Also, this is a Texas law; if Facebook closed down all of their offices in Texas, presumably they could just ignore it, as then Texas wouldn't have jurisdiction over them?
AFAIK the law specifically forbids that kind of move, somehow ¯\_(ツ)_/¯
- judge2020 4y agoPresumably Texas can represent themselves as long as anyone within TX was using a service by a company violating the law. Now, if FB banned anyone with a geoip resolving to Texas, that'd be quite the firepower to claim that TX has no jurisdiction. However, congress' ability to regulate interstate commerce might change this to something TX can rule on but can't enforce.