Updates federal privacy rules for stored electronic communications

Removes the statutory 180‑day exception and repeals subsection (b), restoring a warrant requirement for stored electronic communications content.

Edits voluntary‑disclosure language in 18 U.S.C. §2702 (replacing “divulge” with “disclose” and expanding references to communications “stored, held, or maintained” by a service).

Permits providers to notify subscribers or customers when they receive a warrant, court order, subpoena, or request, except where notification is restricted by section 2705; and requires providers to promptly respond to warrants that lack a disclosure date.

Adds rules of construction preserving government authority to obtain communications from a provider’s officer acting in that role and communications that are public promotional material; also preserves Congress’s subpoena power.