Hawaiian Data Retention Bill Would Force Internet Companies to Spy on Users’ Browsing Habits

"HB 2288 (PDF) would force any company that provides Internet access to consumers in Hawaii to keep undefined “consumer records” for two years, including historical records on the sites a user visited as well as assigned IP addresses. This bill would affect anyone using the Internet in Hawaii, not just those suspected of a crime.
 
UPDATE: The bill has been tabled after being greeted by 'vehement opposition.'"