Another bill which would have violated the civil liberties of many—Hawaii's
H.B. 2288 Internet Dossier bill—has been
pulled off the table following public outrage. And for good reason; the law would have tracked every website Hawaiians visited, and likened that browsing history to a name and address. It opened the door to profound first and fourth amendment violations. But worst of all, it was born out of ignorance. That's not okay.
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