California SB1130 regulates the sale and use of wearable recording devices, requiring indicators and consent for recordings.
California SB1130 introduces regulations on wearable recording devices, requiring manufacturers to include indicators alerting others to recording activity. It prohibits the sale of devices without these indicators. The bill mandates explicit consent for recording in places where individuals have a reasonable expectation of privacy. It also prohibits the use of technology to disable recording indicators. Violations carry civil penalties. Exemptions exist for law enforcement and assistive devices for individuals with disabilities.
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