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.
The bill S. 4569, known as the "TAKE IT DOWN Act," aims to make it illegal for people to intentionally share intimate images or videos of someone without their consent over the internet. It also requires platforms that host user-generated content to create a process that...
The TAKE IT DOWN Act is a new rule that says people can't share private pictures or videos of others on the internet without asking first, and websites must take down such pictures if asked to, all in just two days.
H.R. 8989, known as the "TAKE IT DOWN Act," mandates that online platforms remove intimate images or videos shared without consent if they identify the person depicted. The bill updates the Communications Act to prohibit using online services to publish such content without consent,...
The "TAKE IT DOWN Act" is a rule that says websites have to take down private pictures and videos if someone shares them without asking the person in the picture first. It aims to protect people, especially kids, from having their pictures shown online without permission.
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