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That part hasn't really been decided since it's a regulatory question. Basically the bill defines > "Operating system provider" means a commercial or non-prof
by monocasa 2mo ago
That part hasn't really been decided since it's a regulatory question.
Basically the bill defines
> "Operating system provider" means a commercial or non-profit entity that controls the Internet-enabled device's operating system, including the design, programming, or supply of operating systems for the Internet-enabled devices.
Which is an extremely broad definition that could be interpreted in a whole bunch of ways.