MA H361

Creates new Chapter 166B "Corporate Radiation Limits" requiring technology companies to design products and services that are "As Safe As Reasonable and Achievable" (ASARAA) regarding electromagnetic radiation from 0 hertz through 300 gigahertz

Mandates devices include hard-wired connectivity options, factory defaults set to wired mode, soft keys to halt all wireless transmissions, automatic blocking of emissions when devices are near the head or body, and visible indicators when wireless transmissions occur

Requires broadband/telecom providers to offer hard-wired installation options at costs no more than 1% above supplies and labor, provide ethernet switches and education on hard-wiring, and prioritize wired connectivity in schools, daycares, nursing homes, and hospitals

Imposes disclosure requirements for products emitting electromagnetic frequencies, including antenna locations in manuals and packaging information about radiation leakage amounts and frequencies

Enforcement through Attorney General under consumer protection statutes (Chapter 93A), with qui tam actions, private rights of action for product liability/negligence, anonymous violation reporting, and whistleblower protections; implementation timeline ranges from 1 month for installation practices to 4 years for hardware changes