The proposed bill establishes regulations regarding the activation of kill switches on personally owned property, specifically prohibiting entities from remotely activating such switches without a warrant. It introduces exceptions for certain circumstances, including electronic devices used to enforce payment agreements and specific safety mechanisms in motor vehicles. The bill mandates that entities disclose the existence of a kill switch prior to entering into agreements with individuals. Additionally, it defines key terms such as "kill switch," "entity," and "individual," and clarifies that violations of this law can lead to statutory damages of $10,000 for each infraction.

Furthermore, the bill allows individuals whose personally owned property has a kill switch activated unlawfully to pursue legal action without needing to demonstrate additional financial loss. It also permits the activation of a kill switch on stolen property with the owner's consent. The bill is set to take effect on October 1, 2025, and aims to enhance consumer protection by ensuring that individuals retain control over their personal property and are informed about the capabilities of devices they use.