Oklahoma HB1984 aims to protect domestic violence survivors by allowing them to disable connected vehicle services.
Oklahoma HB1984 addresses the issue of domestic violence by empowering abuse survivors to disable connected vehicle services. The bill requires covered providers to offer a mechanism for drivers to disable connected vehicle location access directly from inside the vehicle. This mechanism must be easily accessible, not require account creation or login, and allow re-enabling only from inside the vehicle. The bill also mandates that providers inform drivers of their rights and provide clear instructions on how to disable these services.
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