Establishes the New York electronic communications privacy act, requiring government agents to obtain a search warrant for accessing electronic.
The bill creates the New York electronic communications privacy act, mandating that government agents and agencies must obtain a search warrant for accessing electronic device information. It prohibits law enforcement from compelling the production of or access to electronic device information from anyone other than the authorized possessor of the device. It also restricts access to electronic communication information from service providers, except under specific conditions.
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