California AB358 regulates how government entities can access electronic communication information and device information.
California AB358 amends the Penal Code to specify conditions under which government entities can access electronic communication and device information. A government entity can access such information only with a warrant, order, or specific consent, except in emergencies involving danger of death or serious physical injury. The bill outlines scenarios where access is permissible, such as when the device is lost or stolen, or when the information is relevant to an active investigation.
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