The proposed bill establishes the "Digital Right to Repair" framework in Florida, specifically focusing on portable wireless devices. It creates several new sections within the Florida Statutes, including definitions for key terms such as "authorized repair provider," "independent repair provider," and "manufacturer." The bill mandates that manufacturers must provide documentation, parts, and tools necessary for the repair and maintenance of these devices to both owners and independent repair providers on fair and reasonable terms. Additionally, it prohibits manufacturers from requiring authorized repair providers to purchase diagnostic information in a proprietary format if they offer it in a standardized format to independent providers.

The bill also outlines enforcement mechanisms, allowing independent repair providers or owners to notify manufacturers of failures to provide necessary repair resources, with a 30-day period for manufacturers to address the issue. If unresolved, complaints can be filed in circuit court. Furthermore, the bill clarifies that manufacturers are not required to disclose trade secrets and specifies that it applies only to devices sold or in use after July 1, 2025, excluding those approved by the FDA. The act is set to take effect on the same date.