New York A06363 prohibits landlords from using facial recognition systems on residential premises.

New York A06363 amends the real property law to prohibit landlords from using facial recognition systems on any residential premises. It defines "facial recognition" as the automated or semi-automated process of identifying or attempting to identify a person based on facial characteristics. The bill allows individuals subjected to facial recognition in violation of this law to bring an action in court to enjoin such violations and recover damages. Courts may also impose civil penalties of up to $10,000 for violations.

New York A06363 prohibits landlords from using facial recognition systems on residential premises.

New York A06363 amends the real property law to prohibit landlords from using facial recognition systems on any residential premises. It defines "facial recognition" as the automated or semi-automated process of identifying or attempting to identify a person based on facial characteristics. The bill allows individuals subjected to facial recognition in violation of this law to bring an action in court to enjoin such violations and recover damages. Courts may also impose civil penalties of up to $10,000 for violations.