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California Enforces Broadband Choice Law Allowing Renters to Opt Out of Mandatory ISP Fees

California has enacted legislation requiring landlords to permit tenants to opt out of mandatory ISP bulk billing arrangements. The law aims to increase broadband competition in multi-unit buildings despite opposition from cable and real estate industries. Implementation begins January 1 with potential rent deduction rights for non-compliance.

New California Law Mandates Broadband Choice for Renters

California has implemented groundbreaking legislation that requires landlords to allow tenants to opt out of mandatory Internet service provider arrangements, according to reports from the state legislature. Governor Gavin Newsom signed the bill into law despite significant opposition from cable and real estate industry groups, with the measure scheduled to take effect January 1. The legislation aims to increase broadband competition in apartment buildings by giving residents more control over their Internet service choices.

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AI Agents Will Transform Web Infrastructure and User Experience

The emergence of AI agents as primary web users is driving a complete redesign of internet infrastructure. Researchers envision an “agentic web” where machine-to-machine interactions dominate, transforming both user experience and digital economy dynamics while introducing significant security considerations.

The web as we know it stands at the brink of revolutionary transformation as autonomous AI agents become primary users, according to recent analysis from leading researchers. This shift toward what experts call the “agentic web” demands fundamental redesign of internet architecture and promises to reshape both everyday online experiences and digital economy dynamics. While users could benefit from unprecedented convenience and efficiency, this transition also introduces substantial security risks that require careful consideration.

Understanding the Agentic Web Revolution