California SB719 regulates connected vehicle services, ensuring transparency and privacy in access termination.
California SB719 amends the Vehicle Code to establish rules for connected vehicle services. It mandates that vehicle manufacturers and service providers must clearly indicate when location access is enabled. The bill requires providers to terminate access to connected vehicle services within two business days of receiving a valid request. It prohibits providers from charging fees, requiring account extensions, or needing account holder approval for such requests.
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