Oklahoma HB1913 prohibits reverse-location and reverse-keyword court orders and requests.
Oklahoma HB1913 prohibits government entities from seeking and courts from issuing reverse-location or reverse-keyword court orders. These orders compel the disclosure of records or information pertaining to the location of unspecified electronic devices or the unnamed users of such devices, or the disclosure of records or information identifying any person who electronically searched for a particular word, phrase, or website. The bill also prohibits government entities from seeking, securing, obtaining, borrowing, purchasing, or reviewing any information or data obtained through such orders.
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