A new California law, set to take effect on Thursday, will require DoorDash, Uber Eats, and other food delivery apps to start providing full cash refunds to users instead of partial credits in the new year.

The bill marks a huge win for customers who have expressed frustration over poor delivery service, resulting in missing or incorrect orders. In the case of a partial order, only a partial refund is required.

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