California SB690 amends the Penal Code to enhance penalties for unauthorized interception and recording of confidential communications.
California SB690 amends the Penal Code to strengthen penalties for unauthorized interception and recording of confidential communications. The bill increases fines and imprisonment terms for those who intentionally eavesdrop or record confidential communications without consent. It also allows injured parties to seek damages and injunctive relief. Exceptions include public utilities conducting authorized operations, and commercial business purposes subject to consumer opt-out rights. The amendments apply retroactively to pending claims.
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