New York S09508 mandates security features and warning labels for baby monitors that broadcast audio or video over the internet.
New York S09508 amends the general business law to require that any baby monitor broadcasting audio or video over the internet must include security features to prevent unauthorized access. Manufacturers must also affix a warning label to the product, informing consumers of the risks of an unsecured connection. Violators face civil penalties, with the funds collected retained by the municipality or local government. The act takes effect 90 days after becoming law.
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