California AB1414 allows tenants to opt out of paying for third-party internet service provider subscriptions in residential tenancies starting.

California AB1414 mandates that landlords or their agents allow tenants in residential tenancies to opt out of paying for subscriptions from third-party internet service providers, such as through bulk-billing arrangements, for wired, cellular, or satellite internet services. Tenants may deduct the subscription cost from their rent if the landlord violates this provision. The bill prohibits landlords from retaliating against tenants for exercising their rights under this section. The definition of "internet service provider" remains unchanged.

California AB1414 allows tenants to opt out of paying for third-party internet service provider subscriptions in residential tenancies starting.

California AB1414 mandates that landlords or their agents allow tenants in residential tenancies to opt out of paying for subscriptions from third-party internet service providers, such as through bulk-billing arrangements, for wired, cellular, or satellite internet services. Tenants may deduct the subscription cost from their rent if the landlord violates this provision. The bill prohibits landlords from retaliating against tenants for exercising their rights under this section. The definition of "internet service provider" remains unchanged.