Yes they could always be sued. But people tend to shy away from sueing big companies like google. Seeing someone else win, makes it feel possible. Plus it shows a strategy for winning. Thus increasing the number of people trying for a payday.

Don’t think you can get that from a civil suit. But I don’t disagree.

Not a “legal” precedent. But a precedent that they can be sued, and they can lose. Causing more people to sue…

I mean, they should kinda take it as a sign of respect. You know what else has preachy dude. Every sport ever. So developers are like sports stars now.

I am sure that google will bring up that it has a disclaimer about how AI can make mistakes. But really, that’s the equivalent of saying “no offense” before you say something offensive.

It’s all about setting a precedent.

Worth noting, a decline of like 20 degrees is a lot worse for me. Puts all the pressure on my SI joints. So like you mentioned with the sun chair, you do in fact need to have a significant recline to take the pressure off. And the mouse is really the hard one to handle for that. Trackball mice can be the solution if it doesn’t bother your thumb too much.

It’s not even US defaultism. Most of the US looks like your picture. OP confused countryside with farmland. No one moves to farmland.

Probably just baffled on how to explain it to insurance companies.

I said they wouldn’t in utah. But if a stae they have a major presence in tried, they would fight this. They fight anything that puts liability on them for any reason.

I totally agree that not all undercover cops are deep cover. But the ones that aren’t basically aren’t hiding it all day everyday. They hide it to do a simple sting like to bust a prostitute. Once the bust happens, they don’t care who kmows. And the relatively small time criminals they are busting aren’t getting all techy to try and find them.

That’s a good call right now.

Interesting. How far?

I dunno, if you are that kind of undercover cop, and you are living in your normal home with your family… and the criminals follow you to that home. I think we have bigger problems. The neighbors surely know the person is a cop, don’t need fancy bluetooth anything to figure that out.

Couple of sensationalized things. Undercover cops aren’t carrying a body cam or taser. That would be easy to spot in person.
Next bluetooth is short range. You gotta be decently close. Like 25 feet give or take.
Commentary, of course the company was lazy. It costs money to add the feature to rotate mac addresses.

I don’t think any jury in the world would call clicking on links literally hacking. When I read poking around, that is what I think of. And their point is that if you click on a link that takes you to a secure area because of bad security, it is defined as hacking by the law in some jurisdictions. This is because those laws don’t describe the action, they simply say “accessing” certain data. Which is lame.

Cause they don’t expect it to work. They want to campaign on passing for the midterms before it is proven not to work.

No chance. Why do you think all the tech billionaires were at the inauguration. Plus, trump is very pro business. So are Republicans in general.

But why would it spread? Utah can pass this because they don’t have a large presense of tech companies with deep pockets to oppose it. But any state that does is going to be up against those tech companies. And we know money usually wins. The whole biting the hand that feeds you thing and all.

I’m not 100% sure. But in general, interstate commerce is the federal governments domain.
And if the company has no assets in the state, what could a state court do if the company didn’t pay? The state court has no jurisdiction outside the state. Now if I was an exec for that company, I wouldn’t take any trips there just to be safe…