Let's talk about copyright. Search engines and other organizations have processes today whereby they do not put up material for access to the public that in their view would breach the copyright of copyright owners. To go back to the experience in Europe, the number of takedowns or de-indexings based on infringement of copyright is many times the number based on the protection of privacy. I think it's about 1,000 to one where search engines de-indexed or took down information based on copyright infringement as opposed to protecting privacy rights.
This idea that corporations do not just make available everything that is available on the net, but that there is some kind of screening for legality—copyright being an example, revenge porn being another—all kinds of legal criteria are currently being applied by corporations that lead either to de-indexing or takedown. Frankly, I don't see why compliance with the federal private sector privacy law would be any different from an infringement of copyright or other laws.