Bill tracking for technology companies
For software, platform, hardware and telecom companies facing a different privacy, AI and online-safety law in every state.
When a bill or proposed federal rule that matches what you watch is filed in any state legislature, the DC Council, Congress or on regulations.gov, Statute Scope emails you a brief built from its own text. For technology companies, we flag consumer privacy and data brokers, AI rules, kids' online safety and age verification, Section 230, app-store and antitrust bills, broadband and spectrum, and foreign-adversary app bans.
What we flag for technology companies
Every brief tags the bill with the concerns it touches and quotes the words that set each tag off. Here is what we tag in your field, and why it matters to you.
Consumer data privacy
State privacy acts require notices, opt-outs and data-protection assessments.
Biometrics & location data
Biometric laws carry private lawsuits and large statutory damages.
Kids online safety & age verification
Age verification and design-code laws reach every platform; some restrict LGBTQ+ content as "harmful to minors".
AI regulation
AI acts on algorithmic discrimination, deepfakes and disclosures set compliance duties.
Cybersecurity & breach notice
Breach-notice deadlines and incident-reporting mandates create duties and liability.
Platform liability & moderation
Section 230 changes and moderation mandates change hosting liability.
Broadband, BEAD & spectrum
BEAD, Universal Service and spectrum-auction rules decide who gets funds and airwaves.
Antitrust & app-store competition
App-store, self-preferencing and interoperability rules change platform business models.
TikTok & foreign-adversary apps
Bans and divestment mandates for foreign-adversary apps and AI tools reach app stores, hosts and state devices.
Gov cloud, FedRAMP & software security
FedRAMP, FISMA and SBOM rules decide which software and cloud vendors can sell to government.
Encryption & quantum
Lawful-access mandates and post-quantum migration rules change security products.
What you'll get alerts on
- State privacy, AI and age-verification bills
- Federal Section 230, broadband and FedRAMP bills
- Proposed FTC, FCC and Department of Commerce rules
Every alert comes with a brief: the bottom line, the key provisions in the bill's own words, who to contact and the full text. See a sample brief, or read which legislatures and agencies we cover.
Plans for technology companies
One subscription covers everyone at your organization, with no per-seat fees. Watch is $150 a month for 5 criteria and Desk is $450 a month for 20, with more on Desk at $40 a month for each 5. One criterion is one jurisdiction (a state, DC or the federal government) plus one search. Searching for the same thing in 5 states is 5 criteria.