New York S06873 regulates the use of voice recognition features on connected devices, prohibiting unauthorized disclosure of recordings and limiting.
New York S06873 amends the general business law to introduce regulations on voice recognition features in products like televisions, video game consoles, computers, and toys. The bill mandates that manufacturers inform users when voice recognition features are activated and prohibits the sale or use of recordings for advertising. It also shields manufacturers from liability for third-party applications and restricts the disclosure of recordings to law enforcement or other entities without proper authorization.
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