Court agrees with EFF: Utah's VPN law demands a technical impossibility
A Utah court ruled that the state’s VPN law, which requires providers to block traffic from certain IP addresses, is unworkable and violates constitutional rights. The decision, supported by the Electronic Frontier Foundation, finds the law imposes a technical impossibility on VPN operators and infringes on privacy and free‑speech protections. The ruling reaffirms the court’s stance on digital privacy.