Once a state other than California (which is the devil to the right) or Texas (which is the devil to the left) have a solid law on the books, others will jump o

Once a state other than California (which is the devil to the right) or Texas (which is the devil to the left) have a solid law on the books, others will jump on board. At that point, the feds will make something happen and claim that it was their idea. Then we'll have a single protection law. Until then we'll have various agencies interpreting existing laws in the context of new technologies, which are ultimately decided via lawsuits. You know, like we have had for a decade or so. Edit; For those of you downvoting me, could you explain why? What I said is exactly what happens with federal law. Nothing groundbreaking occurs federally until states take it up on their own.