The reason for these restrictions, as we know, is SBP’s cynical use of the comfortable house arrest he was allowed in exchange for a $250 million bond. SBP lives with his parents in their luxury home on the campus of Stanford University in California – the house where he grew up, and the ownership of which they purchased In 1991, his parents would be lost if he violated the terms of his arrest, as the house, which was worth 3.5 million dollars, was mortgaged for bail. He moves around it relatively freely, walks in the garden with his dog, and is interviewed by any media that is willing to talk to him. He even tried to contact his alleged partners in crime – which led the prosecution and even the judge, Louis Kaplan, to criticize the conditions of detention and demand a significant hardening of them.
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Now, according to the same proposal, as mentioned, he will be limited to access to certain services only, and his parents will be forced to commit not to let him touch any other smart device in the house.