Can someone who knows more about policy sausage-making than I do, comment on how good/bad this is?
I don't know what to think about California seeming to set an upper limit on privacy policy for the country.
California's revenues seem partly tied to some of the worst invaders of privacy, and presumably Californian legislation gets industry input.
At one point, I naively wondered whether a wealthy and independent-minded state like Texas might lead this (a bit like they have with textbooks). I guess they're pretty tied now, too, and also have a lot of anti-regulation voters.
I don't know what to think about California seeming to set an upper limit on privacy policy for the country.
California's revenues seem partly tied to some of the worst invaders of privacy, and presumably Californian legislation gets industry input.
At one point, I naively wondered whether a wealthy and independent-minded state like Texas might lead this (a bit like they have with textbooks). I guess they're pretty tied now, too, and also have a lot of anti-regulation voters.