California AB2062 prohibits security surveillance companies from sharing consumer content without express consent.

California AB2062 adds a chapter to the Business and Professions Code, establishing rules for security camera surveillance companies. The bill mandates that these companies cannot, by default, opt consumers into features that distribute, sell, or authorize third parties to access or use content from security cameras. The bill defines "express consent" as an affirmative written authorization that is clear, meaningful, and prominently conveyed. The law also prohibits companies from sharing content without this consent or a court order.

California AB2062 prohibits security surveillance companies from sharing consumer content without express consent.

California AB2062 adds a chapter to the Business and Professions Code, establishing rules for security camera surveillance companies. The bill mandates that these companies cannot, by default, opt consumers into features that distribute, sell, or authorize third parties to access or use content from security cameras. The bill defines "express consent" as an affirmative written authorization that is clear, meaningful, and prominently conveyed. The law also prohibits companies from sharing content without this consent or a court order.