CA AB45

Prohibits collecting, using, disclosing, selling, sharing, or retaining personal information of individuals physically located at or within 1,850 feet of a family planning center, with exceptions for providing requested services or goods

Bans geofencing health care facilities in California to identify/track patients or providers, collect personal information, or send health-related notifications and advertisements, with civil penalties of $25,000 per violation enforced by the Attorney General

Allows aggrieved persons or family planning centers to file civil lawsuits for violations, with recovery of three times actual damages plus attorney's fees within three years of discovering the violation

Prohibits release of personally identifying research records related to individuals seeking health care services in response to subpoenas or law enforcement requests based on other states' laws interfering with abortion rights or foreign penal civil actions

Directs civil penalties collected from geofencing violations to the California Reproductive Justice and Freedom Fund for grants supporting medically accurate reproductive and sexual health education programs