OK SB1321

Prohibits Oklahoma government entities and courts from seeking, issuing, or enforcing "reverse-keyword" court orders that compel disclosure of records identifying anyone who searched for specific words, phrases, or websites

Prohibits "reverse-location" court orders and requests that would reveal location data of unspecified electronic devices in a geographic area, whether tracked via GPS, cell towers, Wi-Fi, or other methods

Bars government entities from making informal requests to purchase or voluntarily obtain such data, and from using federal or other state agencies to circumvent these restrictions

Renders any evidence obtained in violation of these provisions inadmissible in criminal, civil, or administrative proceedings, with no exceptions for "inevitable discovery" or attenuation doctrines

Creates civil cause of action for affected individuals with damages of $1,000 per violation or actual damages (whichever is greater), plus punitive damages, attorney fees, and court costs; effective November 1, 2026