; and (ii) where the vehicle data is stored or transmitted, including by wire or radio; and (B) does not include data covered by chapter 119 of this title or section 104 of the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act of 1978 ( 50 U.S.C. 1804 ). (2) Consent The term consent — (A) means an affirmative, express, and voluntary agreement that— (i) states that the person providing the consent is providing consent to a government official to access the digital contents, access credential, or online account information, or other information being sought; (ii) specifies the type of content, access credential, or online account information the person is providing access to; (iii) specifies the time period of the covered vehicle data to be accessed; (iv) informs the person providing consent that consent is optional and that the government official attempting to obtain consent must otherwise acquire a warrant if consent is not obtained; (v) does not involve sanctions or the threat of sanctions for withholding consent; and (vi) uses clear, simple, and comprehensible language that is presented in a way that is accessible to the person providing consent; and (B) does not include consent obtained through agreement to a generic privacy policy. (3) Covered vehicle data The term covered vehicle data — (A) means all onboard and telematics data generated by, processed by, or stored on a noncommercial vehicle using computing, storage and communication systems installed, attached to, or carried in the vehicle, including diagnostic data, entertainment system data, navigation data, images or data captured by onboard sensors, or cameras, including images or data used to support automated features or autonomous driving, internet access, and communication to and from vehicle occupants; (B) includes data gathered by event data recorders; and (C) does not include— (i) automotive software installed by the manufacturer, as defined by applicable industry standards or regulations