lot has happened in between. i have gone to a lot of amazon events where a huge part of it is about security and privacy. constantly. but then they do something like sidewalk, which uses all the devices and creates a mesh network and they did it and didn t tell everybody they were sort of opted into it and had to say, no, no, you guys don t have to be a part of that. amazon is learning. you know, by the way, with the ring thing, what happened there, they bought that in 2018, right? so after this happened and, of course, ring again, oh, let s put video cameras throughout the house? what s that going to be like when thousands of people can see the data and we don t really have they didn t have encryption, two-factor authentication. they atdded that in 2018, 2019, 2020. thank you. cnn this morning continues right now. did you show those classified documents to anyone? not really. i would have the right to. what do you mean not really? not that i can think of. g
about this. she says this is all about safety, even though the unintended outcome here could be a federal regulation that makes it so that airlines can t make seats any smaller. here is the rub. right now the regulations, sorry, the average seat size is 31 inches onboard a plane. it s a pitch. the leg room from your seat essentially to your knee. it was about 35 inches back in 1960, but since that time men are the example here, they have gained about 30 pound on average according to the cdc, gotten an inch taller. so the faa looked at this back in 2019. they did a mockovak situation and they figured by doing this, they only a sample of people who were over 18, under 60, no kids, no car seats, no carry-on bags. so duckworth says it is long overdue to redo this experiment and this bill would do exactly that.