New York A09062 prohibits access to video and audio recordings from smart surveillance devices without a warrant and voids contractual provisions.

New York A09062, known as the "smart surveillance device privacy act," prohibits government entities from accessing video and audio recordings from smart surveillance devices without a warrant. It voids any contractual provisions that permit such access. The act mandates that government entities must obtain a warrant to access surveillance information, with specific details required in the warrant. It also outlines procedures for emergency access, requiring judicial approval within 72 hours.

New York A09062 prohibits access to video and audio recordings from smart surveillance devices without a warrant and voids contractual provisions.

New York A09062, known as the "smart surveillance device privacy act," prohibits government entities from accessing video and audio recordings from smart surveillance devices without a warrant. It voids any contractual provisions that permit such access. The act mandates that government entities must obtain a warrant to access surveillance information, with specific details required in the warrant. It also outlines procedures for emergency access, requiring judicial approval within 72 hours.