N.Y. General Business Law § 399-CCCC
* § 399-cccc. Wireless telephone services; domestic violence victims. 1. Every provider of wireless telephone service, as defined in paragraph (b) of subdivision one of section twelve hundred twenty-five-c of the vehicle and traffic law, shall allow a person who is under a shared phone plan contract with such provider to opt-out of such contract without fee, penalty or charge when such person is a victim of domestic violence and provides an attestation in writing that they no longer wish to be a party to such contract due to their status as a victim of domestic violence. Such provider of wireless telephone service may not require such person to disclose confidential information or details relating to such person's status as a victim of domestic violence, as a condition of permitting such person to opt-out of such contract. Further, such provider of wireless telephone service may not make release from such contract contingent on: (a) maintaining contractual or billing responsibility of a separated account with the provider; (b) approval of separation by the primary account holder, if the primary account holder is not the person making such request; (c) a prohibition or limitation on number portability or a request to change phone numbers; or (d) a prohibition or limitation on the separation as a result of arrears accrued by the account. Such provider of wireless telephone service shall release such person from such contract no later than seven days after receiving such opt-out request. Such provider of wireless telephone service shall dispose of information submitted by such person no later than thirty days after receiving such information in a manner as to maintain confidentiality of such information.