H. R. 633, known as the "TAKE IT DOWN Act," aims to make it a criminal offense to publish nonconsensual intimate visual depictions and digital forgeries on interactive computer services. This bill mandates that platforms must establish a process to allow individuals to...
H. R. 633 wants to make sure that if someone posts a private picture of you without asking first, the website has to take it down fast, and there are rules to punish people who do this to hurt you.
H. R. 8457 aims to prevent the unauthorized sharing of intimate images online. The bill requires platforms hosting such images to verify users' ages and identities and ensure that all people appearing in their content have given their explicit consent. It also mandates swift...
H. R. 8457 is a bill that wants to make sure people can't share private pictures of others online without asking first. It says websites have to check who is sharing these pictures and take them down fast if they're shared without permission.
H.R. 1941, titled the “Preventing Deepfakes of Intimate Images Act,” seeks to prevent the unauthorized disclosure of intimate digital depictions through new legal provisions. The bill allows individuals harmed by such disclosures to file civil actions and seek damages,...
H.R. 1941, the "Preventing Deepfakes of Intimate Images Act," is a bill that helps people if someone shares their private pictures without asking. It lets them ask for money from the people who did it and tries to stop it from happening again.
S. 737, also known as the “SCREEN Act,” aims to protect minors from accessing online pornographic content. It requires interactive computer services that host such content to implement technology that verifies the age of users and prevents minors from accessing harmful material. The bill also...
The SCREEN Act is a plan to make sure websites use special tools to check that people aren't kids before letting them see certain grown-up stuff online. It also says the government should check these websites to make sure they follow the rules and keep people's information safe.
H.R. 10456 aims to have the Secretary of Health and Human Services conduct a study on the unintended effects on the health and safety of people involved in transactional sex after certain online platforms were shut down due to the SESTA/FOSTA Act of 2017. The bill also directs the Attorney...
H.R. 10456 is like a big homework project for the government to learn how shutting down certain websites might make it harder for some people to stay safe or get help. They want to see what happens to people called transactional sex workers and how it's affecting police work against trafficking.
H.R. 1623, also known as the "SCREEN Act," aims to protect minors from accessing online pornographic content. It mandates that certain interactive computer services implement technology verification measures to confirm users are not minors and prevent minors from accessing...
The SCREEN Act is a rule that asks websites to double-check that kids aren't seeing stuff they shouldn't, like certain grown-up pictures, using special tools to keep them safe. It also makes sure that the people who run these websites don’t misuse anyone’s personal information.
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