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  1. Under the Digital Age Assurance Act, OS vendors are now required to obtain user age brackets and meet specific corporate ownership structures.

California passed a bill seeking to exempt open-source operating systems from new digital age assurance laws.

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California passed a bill seeking to exempt open-source operating systems from new digital age assurance laws.

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Arch LinuxState of CaliforniaGrapheneOS

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  1. Open-source operating systems were exempted from the Digital Age Assurance Act by the California legislature.Sub-event
  2. CA legislature passed a bill allowing open-source OSs to be exempt from new digital age assurance requirements.1 source

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