New York S06567 prohibits law enforcement from using cell-site simulators and provides legal recourse for violations.
New York S06567 amends the civil rights law by adding a new article prohibiting law enforcement agencies and officers from using cell-site simulators. These devices mimic cell towers to intercept cellular communications. The bill defines a cell-site simulator as any device functioning as a base station for commercial or private mobile services to identify, locate, or intercept transmissions from cellular devices for non-service purposes.
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