California CodesBusiness and Professions Code - BPCDivision 8 — Special Business RegulationsChapter 35 — Connected TelevisionsSection 22948.21

For purposes of this chapter, the following definitions shall apply:

(a) “Connected television” means a video device designed for home use to receive television signals and reproduce them on an integrated, physical screen display that exceeds 12 inches, except that this term shall not include a personal computer, portable device, or a separate device that connects physically or wirelessly to a television, including, but not limited to, a set-top box, video game console, or digital video recorder.

(b) “User” means a person who originally purchases, leases, or takes ownership of a connected television. A person who is incidentally recorded when a voice recognition feature is activated by a user shall not be deemed to be a user.

(c) “Voice recognition feature” means the function of a connected television that allows the collection, recording, storage, analysis, transmission, interpretation, or other use of spoken words or other sounds, except that this term shall not include voice commands that are not recorded or transmitted beyond the connected television.

Notes

Defines connected television as a home video device with an integrated screen over 12 inches, excluding computers, portable devices, and separate connected devices. Defines user as the original purchaser, lessee, or owner, excluding incidentally recorded persons, and defines voice recognition feature while excluding voice commands neither recorded nor transmitted beyond the television.

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