New York S09267, the Consumer Camera Privacy Act, mandates opt-in consent for networked camera devices' coordinated surveillance features and.
New York S09267, the Consumer Camera Privacy Act, aims to protect privacy by prohibiting manufacturers or operators of networked camera devices from enabling coordinated surveillance features as default settings without the owner's affirmative opt-in consent. It mandates that owners be informed of data collection practices at the point of sale. The act also requires manufacturers or operators to provide owners with all footage captured by their devices upon request and to delete all footage and associated data upon request.
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