His views on data ownership seem to roughly align with Europe (it's still "your data" even if other companies hold it), which might be his one bright spot for liberals on this forum.
Data ownership is a tricky topic that humans will need decades of experience to figure out. In the mean-time, evolving the juripsrudence one precedent at a time is a lot saner than big-bang changes.
Nobody is doing big-bang changes, though; some are slowing evolving jurisprudence, others are slowly evolving legislation.
Yeah. It's still early for him, but describing Gorsuch as a socially conservative, civil libertarian might be accurate.
I would interpret social conservative as anti choice for abortion, anti non man-woman marriage, anti marijuana, etc. How is this also considered civil libertarian?