California law doesn't stay in California when the OS makers...

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California law doesn't stay in California when the OS makers are national/global companies. Once Apple, Google, and Microsoft bake mandatory identity checks into Windows, macOS, iOS, and Android to sell devices or operate there, the rest of the country (and world) gets the same locked-down stack. That's how these 'state-only' rules actually work. The video is specifically about CA AB 1856 (and similar bills elsewhere) forcing operating systems to verify the user's identity. Manufacturers don't maintain separate "California-only" kernels for the majority of devices; compliance pressure pushes the feature into the mainstream products everyone uses.

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