> How is this vaguely sufficient to meet the legal requirements of the law? It may not be, if the law can be applied to them. OTOH, may be sufficient to make

> How is this vaguely sufficient to meet the legal requirements of the law? It may not be, if the law can be applied to them. OTOH, may be sufficient to make it illegal to apply the law to them in the first place. US states do not have unlimited jurisdiction to regulate conduct occurring outside of their borders, but they do have more ability to regulate conduct of entities intentionally doing business within their borders.