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It's dangerous to assume context and intent when writing a law will limit how that law, once passed, is applied. Because they won't. And there's a lot of "not a
by nhchris 4y ago
It's dangerous to assume context and intent when writing a law will limit how that law, once passed, is applied. Because they won't. And there's a lot of "not available commercially" language in there, that makes me think it'll apply to anything you can't buy at a local mall, e.g. a privacy-focused Android fork.
It's also a dangerous step in making the mere act of hiding from the government a crime.