> Of course, but when you see how many laughably horrible decisions our courts make on a regular basis,
Only if you let HN and reddit rashly interpret your court decisions for you...
> It's also already a prosecutable offense to lock your company out of a business related account, so what is the point of establishing more legislation?
Because by itself, the previous language created an ambiguous situation. All the new bill does is clarify that the ban on asking for login credentials for a personal account doesn't override the offense of locking your company out of a business-related account.
Only if you let HN and reddit rashly interpret your court decisions for you...
> It's also already a prosecutable offense to lock your company out of a business related account, so what is the point of establishing more legislation?
Because by itself, the previous language created an ambiguous situation. All the new bill does is clarify that the ban on asking for login credentials for a personal account doesn't override the offense of locking your company out of a business-related account.