Arizona HB2854 allows parents to request emergency information from service providers to locate missing minors.
Arizona HB2854 permits parents to make emergency requests for information from covered service providers, such as telecommunications carriers, to locate missing minors. The bill requires service providers to disclose necessary information, including device location data and account information, within two hours if feasible. The information must be reasonably necessary to assist in locating the missing minor child and cannot include the contents of communications.
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