Furthermore since it is proposed as a uniform bill for all the states, the bill's proponents will probably oppose any of the extensive amendments necessary to remove the bill's pervasive anti-consumer effects. Most of the negative consequences of this bill are not found directly in the text, but are a result of these contracts written for and by the software sellers that consumers do not understand. Software companies could knowingly ship defective products. Imagine buying a refrigerator or stove where the producer does not guarantee that the product will work correctly. It may expose the authors of such software to additional liabilities with no practical way to disclaim.
Reverse engineering is often necessary to verify the security of a product.
The American Library association has documented problems for libraries. Thank you for considering opposing this bill.