(1) Except as provided in Subsection (2), a motor vehicle manufacturer shall, for a motor vehicle with a model year 2030 or later, provide in-vehicle privacy controls that allow a consumer to: (a) view the categories of personal data the vehicle data collection system collects; (b) view the categories of third parties with whom the motor vehicle manufacturer shares personal data; (c) opt out of the sale of personal data or processing for targeted advertising; and (d) delete readily accessible data. (2) A motor vehicle manufacturer is not required to comply with Subsection (1) for a specific motor vehicle model if the manufacturer demonstrates that the model is not technologically capable of providing the privacy controls described in Subsection (1). (3) A motor vehicle manufacturer shall make the in-vehicle privacy controls described in Subsection (1): (a) accessible through the motor vehicle's in-vehicle interface; (b) accessible to any individual operating the motor vehicle; and (c) clearly labeled and easy to locate within the in-vehicle interface. (4) The settings selected by a consumer using the in-vehicle privacy controls shall remain in effect until the consumer changes the settings. (5) A motor vehicle manufacturer may provide the consumer with access to privacy controls through a website or mobile application in addition to the in-vehicle privacy controls required by this section, but may not require the consumer to use a website or mobile application to exercise the rights described in this section. (6) If a motor vehicle manufacturer receives a court order requiring deletion or a request that includes a copy of a legally issued protective order, the motor vehicle manufacturer shall delete all personal data within five business days after the day on which the motor vehicle manufacturer receives the court order or request.
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