Tell them she doesn't own any devices that could connect to the internet. I'm sure they'll figure something out. They have to have procedures for this sort of thing.
"Sorry, try somewhere else" is the procedure.
Do you think I oppose this?
Removing end user control, repairability, and hackability/repurposing (all related) should be the very last resort, not the first!
That fits your pattern elsewhere in this thread of not actually engaging with what others are saying to slay strawmen.
Over? No. Regulation and some controls work hand in hand as mitigations.
Last resorts are last resorts because they infringe on core freedoms. And your “controls” are equivalent to removing individual ownership of devices. This is a step too far towards a post-ownership society and joint corporate-state control of the individual’s means of communication and participation in society.