NY A09062

Requires government entities to obtain a search warrant based on probable cause before accessing video, audio, or metadata from internet-connected surveillance devices like video doorbells and home security cameras

Voids any contracts, terms of service, or agreements between device operators and government agencies that permit warrantless access to surveillance information

Allows warrantless access only with specific consent from the device owner, for locating lost/stolen devices, or in emergencies involving imminent danger of death or serious injury (with judicial review required within 72 hours)

Mandates that surveillance information obtained in violation of the act be suppressed and deemed inadmissible in criminal, civil, or administrative proceedings

Requires government entities to notify device owners when their surveillance data is accessed, with courts able to delay notice up to 90 days if immediate disclosure could endanger an investigation