Stephanie Nowers
5:01 - 5:19
"There's a lot of potential for abuse in it. And so I think this is a good move right now. I mean, maybe in the future they'll come up with some way to limit it so it just catches the good guys and, and doesn't just track everybody wholesale. But, um, yeah, I support this for the time being."
“There's a lot of potential for abuse in it. And so I think this is a good move right now. I mean, maybe in the future they'll come up with some way to limit it so it just catches the good guys and, and doesn't just track everybody wholesale. But, um, yeah, I support this for the time being.”
- Speaker
- Stephanie Nowers
- Timestamp
- 5:01 – 5:19
- Community
- Alaska News
- Location
- Mat-Su Borough
- Captured at
- September 15, 2026
From the transcript
It just to what one of the speakers said, there's a lot of potential for abuse in it. And so I think this is a good move right now. I mean, maybe in the future they'll come up with some way to limit it so it just catches the good guys and, and doesn't just track everybody wholesale. But, um, yeah, I support this for the time being. Mr. Attorney.
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