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 court order or warrant. The bill outlines exceptions to this prohibition, including circumstances involving subscriptions or agreements related to electronic devices, as well as specific safety mechanisms in motor vehicles. Additionally, it mandates that entities disclose the existence of a kill switch prior to entering into any agreements with individuals.

The bill also provides for enforcement measures and damages for violations. Individuals whose personally owned property has a kill switch activated unlawfully may pursue legal action without needing to demonstrate additional financial loss, and they are entitled to statutory damages of $10,000 for each violation. The bill is set to take effect on October 1, 2025, and aims to protect consumers from unauthorized remote control of their personal property.