If you talk about data, like it's one sort of amorphous, solid lump, the way that kind of

Congresspeople have done until now, you end up with privacy legislation that's full of holes

and really easy to manipulate in like big tax favor, which is what we saw in California

and why they needed to update their law, the CCPA, like after a year.

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