If they're looking for another "50-state legal" effect, I have news: that may work in hardware, where producing different behaviors is hard, but software is dif

If they're looking for another "50-state legal" effect, I have news: that may work in hardware, where producing different behaviors is hard, but software is different. Whole complex behaviors (once written) are easily altered. Now, if the capability doesn't exist just because the vendor(s) haven't done it yet, then it might work. If they actually don't want to do it (either because it suits them or they think it suits their customers) then they won't.