Intimate Privacy Protection Act
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Summary
This bill amends Section 230 of the Communications Act to create a limited exception to platform immunity for content involving cyberstalking, intimate privacy violations (non-consensual intimate images and deepfake intimate images), and digital forgeries. Platforms would need to implement reasonable processes including prevention measures, accessible reporting mechanisms, 24-hour removal timelines, data logging for legal proceedings, and investigation procedures to maintain immunity. The FTC and FCC would have 180 days to issue implementing regulations.
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