I think the words we use when we draft legislation are extremely important. When we say that the sole purpose for this bill is to interoperate, it respects that there are certain parts of software that aren't going to be accessible to the short-line manufacturer. It does ensure that there's still that privacy component, but it will still protect the end-user's privacy too.
Again, this is more so around manufacturing, so it shouldn't be as much of an issue. The general privacy concerns that would arise from this are going to be around the proprietary software that OEMs do have. Because of the wording we're using in this bill to make sure that it's the sole purpose to make a product interoperate, it will protect certain data.