The law we track, jurisdiction by jurisdiction

Six sections of software law, researched provision by provision. Beside each jurisdiction: how many we hold.

Software law, section by section

  • 1,646 laws
  • 6,825 obligations
  • 257 jurisdictions
The sections of software law LexLint holds, drawn one mark per provision. Each section links to its own page.2,701 provisions of software law in 6 sections, each section a block of small squares with one square per provision. AI, 336; Privacy, 1,159; Scraping, 511; Cybersecurity, 229; Age gating, 222; News aggregation, 244. Every block is drawn at the same scale and to the same width, so how deep one runs against another is how large that section of the collection is. AI336 Privacy1,159 Scraping511 Cybersecurity229 Age gating222 News aggregation244

201 countries · each cited to primary text · 24,678 facts against 33 attributes · taking effect from 1913 to 2029

Everything trackedprovisions on file

How to read this list

Every jurisdiction below is tracked. Research runs a jurisdiction at a time, so the number beside each one moves as its law is read. A name with no link is a jurisdiction we track and have not researched to a stage yet; a number after a country counts subdivisions not listed here, and a link jumps to the ones researched separately, below. The law is moving quickly in 193 of the 257, so most entries here are expected to change. See the same jurisdictions on a map.

The band above counts three things. Laws are read from the citations, so two acts codified in one chapter of a code may count as one; that count errs toward fewer, never more. Obligations are the requirement lines the provisions below carry, 5,713 of them binding, counted from the register of 2026-09-21. Jurisdictions are the places the list names. No document count: LexLint holds no text and links the official one.

Europe

Europe (non EU)18 countries

EU acts the EEA Joint Committee has incorporated into the EEA Agreement apply in Iceland, Liechtenstein and Norway, EEA members though not EU member states.

Americas

Subnational · Americas

United States

Asia

Africa

Oceania

Other

Cities

Law below the state level, where research has reached it. Each city has a page of its own, and the local rung collects what they hold.

The number beside each jurisdiction counts provisions researched to a stage, with an effective date and a primary source. Those are the ones with a page, and a name with no number beside it is a jurisdiction we track and have not reached yet. Coverage is growing. This is a research index, not legal advice.