The existing law states that a person recognized as transgender “shall have a right to self-perceived gender identity.” This amendment discards that, with gender identity being verified by the state.

Recognition requires approval from a medical board and consultation with medical professionals, basically getting rid of self declaration.

And, hospitals must report gender-affirming surgery to authorities (!).

It's an unprovoked regression and will reverse years of positive precedent (Supreme Court NALSA 2014, PRIVACY 2017, SEC 377 2018)

+1 for Handy, it's very easy to get running and once it is you don't have to think about it again.

I see the need and I'll probably give it a go, but how does Omnara handle users' data? Do you store my tokens, stuff about my project, etc.?

If I paste in something confidential, and Omnara suffers a breach tomorrow - will my conversation data be a part of it?

Good question. We don't have E2EE yet (it's on the roadmap), so some level of trust in Omnara is required today. All repo operations happen locally on your machine. For messages/chat history: we store those encrypted at rest because we need access to sync across devices, send notifications, and resume agents. Cloud sandboxing is opt-in and would require syncing codebase state.