This guy is used to lying. The code allows for records to be retained for 9 months unless it’s being used for research, aggregated or undisclosed. So, if undisclosed, data can be held in perpetuity. Dude should read his own code.
Photocop was repealed because it violated the constitution. Technology doesn’t change rights.
If Utah is in the forefront, we wouldn’t be reacting, we’d be proactive.
A little honesty would go a long way, but he just can’t do it.
Here we go again: a data center proposal arrives with assurances, residents raise concerns, and suddenly the rules need to change to make the project fit.
Innovation doesn’t require moving the goalposts, we can welcome new ideas without lowering the bar.
@MikeLMower@For3JT Everyone in Utah gets sued by rotten politicians for 1st amendment rights, Mike. You’re a good guy, but the politicians aren’t. You know a lot of them are dirt-bags.