OH HB91

Prohibits knowingly installing a tracking device or tracking application on another person's property without their consent, creating the offense of "illegal use of a tracking device or application" as a first-degree misdemeanor

Consent is presumed revoked when married parties file for divorce or dissolution, or when either party files for a protection order against the other

Exempts law enforcement conducting criminal investigations, parents/guardians tracking minor children (with specified custody conditions), caregivers of elderly or disabled adults with physician certification, business entities acting for legitimate purposes, and vehicle owners/lessees during their ownership period

Defines "tracking device" as any device that reveals location through electronic signal transmission, and "tracking application" as software primarily designed to track an individual's location or movement

Amends Ohio's existing menacing by stalking statute (Section 2903.211) to incorporate these new tracking-related provisions