; (ii) first obtaining the express consent of the user for that specific purpose; and (iii) permitting the user of the smart speaker to require the deletion of any recording or transcript of any speech or sound captured by a smart speaker of such user at any time. (b) Video doorbells It shall be unlawful for a person who provides any security monitoring or other service through a proprietary video doorbell to— (1) store or make a recording of any video, image, or audio captured by the video doorbell’s camera unless— (A) the video doorbell is specifically activated to do so when an individual presses the button of the doorbell, or alternatively, when the doorbell senses an individual at the doorstep with its built-in motion sensors, or is activated remotely by the user of the doorbell through the user’s smartphone, computer, or similar internet-enabled mobile device; and (B) such video or image is provided to the user of the video doorbell at the time such video or image is captured; or (2) use any storage or recording of any video, image, or audio captured by the video doorbell’s camera, or transmit such recording to a third party, for any purpose— (A) other than to provide the video, image, or audio to the user of the video doorbell or to allow the user using a smartphone, computer, or other internet-enabled device to watch and talk with a guest at the door by using the doorbell's built-in camera and microphone; and (B) without— (i) first providing to the user of the video doorbell when the video doorbell is first set up for use a clear and conspicuous notice, set off from other text in any user agreement, of the specific purpose or purposes described in subparagraph (A); (ii) first obtaining the express consent of the user for that specific purpose