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Home » New York Wants to Make Sharing a 3D Printer File a Felony — and Force “Censorware” Into Every Printer Sold
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New York Wants to Make Sharing a 3D Printer File a Felony — and Force “Censorware” Into Every Printer Sold

Jack BogartBy Jack BogartApr 26, 2026 6:16 pm9 ViewsNo Comments
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New York Wants to Make Sharing a 3D Printer File a Felony — and Force “Censorware” Into Every Printer Sold
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New York lawmakers are pushing a bill that could turn possession of digital gun files into a felony offense.

The post New York Wants to Make Sharing a 3D Printer File a Felony — and Force “Censorware” Into Every Printer Sold appeared first on The Truth About Guns.

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