The bill changes when law enforcement can access stored emails and whether providers may notify customers about legal requests.
Replaces language like “divulge” with “disclose” and updates how communications are described (e.g., “stored, held, or maintained”).
Adds “remote computing service” alongside electronic communication service as covered providers for disclosure and legal process rules.
Removes the 180‑day storage exception so stored communications content would generally require a warrant regardless of how long they have been stored.
Permits providers to notify subscribers or customers that they received a warrant, court order, subpoena, or similar request, except as limited by section 2705.
Requires that a warrant may indicate the date by which a provider must make disclosure and directs providers to respond promptly if no date is specified.
No hearings or votes scheduled.