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Virginia has enacted a law banning the sale of geolocation data, landing alongside a piece by theoretical computer scientist Scott Aaronson describing what he calls an American privacy emergency. Together, the two items have dominated discussion in the Hacker News community on the eve of Independence Day.

The episode also brings word of Alibaba banning Anthropic's Claude Code from its workplace over alleged backdoor risks, a critical Linux security regression that has reportedly been wiping disk-encryption keys from memory since kernel version 6.9, and major releases from the open-source container and photo-management worlds. A philosophical manifesto arguing that running AI locally should be treated as a fundamental right rounds out a dense news day.