Montana SB364 establishes laws prohibiting entities from activating kill switches on electronic consumer products without a warrant.
Montana SB364 establishes laws prohibiting companies from activating kill switches on electronic consumer products without a warrant. Kill switches are mechanisms that can be engaged remotely to shut down or reset the product. The bill defines "electronic consumer product" to include electronic devices and motor vehicles. It allows entities to activate kill switches if an individual neglects to make regular payments for subscribed services. Individuals can seek statutory damages of $10,000 for each violation. The law is effective October 1, 2025.
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