This would be better if they also limited their own terms in the bill

You should look up geofence warrants, that are now very, very common.

They can subpoena google or apple for anyone traveling through their jurisdiction to specific areas.

When the town I lived in got tasers, we were told they would ONLY be a last resort, to keep an officer from needing to use a pistol to stop a threat. The very next quarter, their training mostly covered how to use it to get compliance from suspects…

Surely they have a model foster care system!

What about your passengers though? ;)

Still the delightful process of install windows 11, check for updates, install 20, reboot, check for updates, install 5, reboot, check for updates, install 1, reboot, check for updates (why are there now 5???)

Every other OS has a single pass to update, and usually you can plug in repositories for applications to keep them up to date as well, all in one pass, with one command…

Nothing in that bill talks about biometrics.

Spoken like someone that has never had to help a company clean up after a cyber breach. I’ll give you a quick hint, over the next few years, expect all your employers logins to require MFA, since it’s now required to get any kind of cyber insurance to cover data breaches.

Walgreens tried to buy rite aid in 2016-2018. As part of that deal, rite-aid sold a bunch of stores in towns that only had the two.

I wonder why medical facilities might be targeted. Oh, right, they make great human shields. https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Al-Shifa_Hospital