From a verified voter in Syracuse, NYReject Age Verification: Surveillance is Not Safety
I urge you to oppose age verification legislation in our state. While protecting children online is important, these laws fundamentally undermine civil liberties and fail to deliver on their promises. Proponents claim this is simply about protecting children from pornography, but the reality is far
From a verified voter in Syracuse, NYPlayStation Ends Physical Discs - Support State Digital Ownership Protections
I am writing as your constituent to urge support for state-level consumer protections for digital purchases, inspired by PlayStation's recent decision to eliminate physical game discs. As physical media disappears, consumers are increasingly paying for digital content that is locked behind account-
From a verified voter in Syracuse, NYOppose Social Media Bans and Mandatory Age Verification Legislation
I urge you to oppose all legislation that would ban young people from social media or mandate mandatory age verification systems. These policies are fundamentally flawed for several critical reasons: Privacy and Security Risks: Forced age verification requires collecting government IDs, face scans
From a verified voter in Syracuse, NYReject State Age Verification Mandates
Vote against any age verification mandate for social media in our state. These bills are sold as child protection, but what they actually require is identity verification — the end of anonymous browsing and the creation of a surveillance infrastructure that will outlast any good intentions behind it
From a verified voter in Syracuse, NYBan Armed Police Drones and Robots in Our State
Pass legislation now banning police from using weaponized drones and robots in our state. The window for action is closing fast — technology companies are already moving to fill the regulatory void, and once armed drones are embedded in law enforcement infrastructure, rolling them back becomes expon
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