Introduced last year by Sens. Ted Cruz, R-Texas, and Amy Klobuchar, D-Minnesota, the Take It Down Act has received overwhelming bipartisan support. The bill passed the Senate in February and later ...

The TAKE IT DOWN Act now adds a federal penalty to activity already being seen across the country. “When these images are shared without the person’s consent, it can affect them significantly.

U.S. Rep. Nancy Mace recently introduced legislation that would enact harsher penalties for revenge porn and deepfake artificial intelligence porn.

The Take It Down Act requires that by May 19, 2026 “covered platforms“ comply with certain notice and takedown obligations with respect to intimate visual depictions and deepfakes.

The TAKE IT DOWN Act makes two material changes to federal law. First, the Act amends Section 223 of the Communications Decency to criminalize the knowing publication of NCII.

CLIP #2: According to President Trump, this Take it Down Act will be the first federal law to do what? CLIP #3: According to President Trump, what is the punishment for violating this new law?

The Take It Down Act, signed into law in mid-May, makes it a crime to post sexually explicit images online without the subject's consent -- even if they were generated by AI -- among other provisions.

The Take It Down Act, signed into law in mid-May, makes it a crime to post sexually explicit images online without the subject's consent -- even if they were generated by AI -- among other provisions.