New Hampshire HB1124 establishes the Right to Compute Act, protecting individuals' rights to own and use computational resources.
New Hampshire HB1124, known as the Right to Compute Act, aims to safeguard individuals' rights to own and use computational resources. The act prohibits government entities from restricting the private ownership and use of computational resources for lawful purposes. It defines computational resources broadly to include hardware, software, networks, and more. The act emphasizes that any government restrictions on these resources must be narrowly tailored to fulfill a compelling government interest.
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