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But I believe there are regulations coming out of Texas, Washington, and California, the California law might actually have sunsetted, earlier this year, but there are statelaws coming up, kind of like data privacy regulations, which we often call a patchwork, because they’re slightly conflicting.
But I believe there are regulations coming out of Texas, Washington, and California, the California law might actually have sunsetted, earlier this year, but there are statelaws coming up, kind of like data privacy regulations, which we often call a patchwork, because they’re slightly conflicting.
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