No. You paid for the service of transportation—not seat features. If the person behind you is tall and your seat position physically HURTS them, then you don't get to recline or you can ask to move elsewhere. It's simple; the other person's ability to not be assaulted by your seat trumps the comfort of reclining.

It's not semantics. They want the defendant to transform human-unreadable data into evidence, which they will use against her. It flies in the face of the letter and spirit of the law.