Summary
- California Governor Gavin Newsom has signed a bill to protect domestic abuse survivors from stalking and harassment using internet-connected car features
- The bill requires automakers to establish processes for submitting restraining orders, terminating remote access, and disabling location tracking within two business days
- Automakers generally did not oppose the law, with the Alliance for Automotive Innovation expressing support while raising concerns about technical feasibility
- This legislation could set new standards for protecting victims of domestic abuse nationwide