Preventing Deepfakes of Intimate Images Act

Bill 119 HR 1941, also known as the Intimate Digital Depictions Protection Act, aims to prevent the unauthorized disclosure of intimate digital images or videos. The bill specifically targets the sharing of private, sexually explicit content without the consent of the individuals depicted.

Under this legislation, it would be illegal to distribute or share intimate digital depictions without the explicit consent of the individuals involved. This includes images or videos that were taken or shared in a private setting and were not intended for public consumption.

The bill also includes provisions for victims of non-consensual intimate image sharing to seek legal recourse against those who violate this law. This is intended to protect individuals from the emotional and psychological harm that can result from having their private images shared without their consent. Overall, the Intimate Digital Depictions Protection Act seeks to protect individuals' privacy and prevent the exploitation of intimate images for malicious purposes. It aims to create a safer online environment and hold accountable those who engage in the unauthorized sharing of private content.