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The Boston Globe
New law targets 3D-printed guns
New laws in New York and California aim to require 3D printers sold for personal and commercial use to include technology that detects and blocks firearm designs, in an effort to prevent the production of untraceable “ghost guns.” The legislation proposes developing standards for firearm blueprint detection algorithms, though the implementation of blocking technology is not expected until 2029 or later. Experts express skepticism about the effectiveness of such technology, citing potential evasion by criminals and concerns about overreach and privacy issues. The laws seek to address the rising use of 3D-printed guns in crimes and strengthen regulations against homemade firearms.
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