Colorado Passes Bill for Faster Social Media Response to Police
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Colorado lawmakers are poised to pass a new bill, Senate Bill eleven, which mandates big social media companies to expedite responses to police search warrants. The bill, backed by both Democrats and Republicans, targets companies with over one million users in Colorado, requiring them to establish a law enforcement hotline and provide information within three days. This push for quicker access to digital evidence comes after a school shooting incident where social media firms were criticized for slow response times. The bill is a revised version of a broader measure vetoed last year and is expected to be signed into law by Governor Jared Polis.
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