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Unfortunately, EFF is not principled. Had the facts of this case been slightly different—say, state law were to require some privacy invading practice that the
by abtinf 2y ago
Unfortunately, EFF is not principled. Had the facts of this case been slightly different—say, state law were to require some privacy invading practice that the foreign company does’t want—then EFF would take the opposite stand.
- ang_cire 2y agoThe EFF has been consistently on the side of consumer online rights, regardless of who is opposing them.
- abtinf 2y agoWell then, be sure to thank EFF one day when one of the conservative states passes a law requiring service providers to retailers to report sales of sex toys to the government, and the legal challenge is lost citing this case as precedent.
- ang_cire 1y agoThis kind of 'legal bulwark' argument is naive. No precedent is needed for SCOTUS or 5th Circuit Federal to do whatever the hell bs they want. The important thing is what protections are gained now, directly as a result. Also, sales tax already goes to the state where a good is delivered to. Texas already knows when you buy from Good Vibrations, if you live there.