I mean, I linked to an article where they do say this.
> The ICO said in a statement that it would only consider “enforcement action” if a company failed to register despite ICO advice.
And they keep saying this.
> The ICO said in a statement that it would only consider “enforcement action” if a company failed to register despite ICO advice.
And they keep saying this.
A better solution would be a webpage, hosted by the state of Idaho saying "Here's what we're after, don't do these things, and you're in no danger." Followed, hopefully, by a list of things that you weren't planning on doing anyway because you're not a jerk, and that are crystal clear so you don't have to speculate about how selective the attorney general of the state of Idaho is in prosecuting these sorts of crimes.