This law may get thrown out as unconstitutional, because it attempts to regulate commerce between Utah citizens and California companies. That's not something S

This law may get thrown out as unconstitutional, because it attempts to regulate commerce between Utah citizens and California companies. That's not something State law can regulate. It could also get thrown out for 1st Amendment issues. Look at something like voting, people have a right to vote and requirements for ID cannot be too burdensome, although there can be some ID requirements. Requiring me to give my ID to every random social media site I encounter, including things like Khan Academy, LinkedIn, random niche forums, etc; that starts to become too burdensome. I shouldn't have to give my ID to 100+ companies to participate in free speech and free assemblage. But as you say, the vindictive side of me would like to see Utah straight up banned, replace Instagram with a static page shaming the Governor and other legislators.