> There’s nothing technically stopping Californians from downloading and using it anyway, but by formally banning access, the developers hope to avoid liability without changing their OS for the time being.
The devs' intention makes sense, but unfortunately the regulator is going to come hard after these loopholes.
> There’s nothing technically stopping Californians from downloading and using it anyway, but by formally banning access, the developers hope to avoid liability without changing their OS for the time being.
The devs' intention makes sense, but unfortunately the regulator is going to come hard after these loopholes.
California needs to fork the Linux distros to make them compliant to its rules