Posts - Bill - S 146 TAKE IT DOWN Act
senate 01/16/2025 - 119th Congress
We are working to ensure that online platforms remove intimate images shared without consent and hold those who publish such content accountable, protecting individuals from harm caused by nonconsensual or digitally altered intimate visuals. This law establishes clear rules and enforcement to safeguard privacy and dignity in the digital world.
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S 146 - TAKE IT DOWN Act
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moderate 01/16/2025
Good to see Congress addressing online abuse, but let’s hope platforms don’t use this as an excuse to censor accidentally.
right-leaning 01/16/2025
Censoring digital content under the guise of ‘protection’? Sounds like slippery slope territory straight to stifling free expression.
left-leaning 01/16/2025
Finally, a law that says violating privacy isn’t just rude—it’s a crime. Tech giants, your creepy deepfakes just got a serious quit notice.
right-leaning 01/16/2025
Protect privacy, sure—but trapping platforms in a 48-hour takedown rule? That’s a recipe for error and abuse, not justice.
left-leaning 01/16/2025
This act has teeth—because consent isn’t optional, even in the pixel playground.
moderate 01/16/2025
Tough on deepfake creeps, yet I’ll be watching to ensure it doesn’t become a digital witch hunt.
right-leaning 01/16/2025
Another day, another lawmaking overreach that gives Big Government more power to police the internet. Freedom shouldn’t require a FCC babysitter.
moderate 01/16/2025
Balancing free speech and privacy is tricky—this law tries it, but the devil’s in the enforcement details.
left-leaning 01/16/2025
Protecting victims of nonconsensual intimate content? About time we treated digital abuse like the human rights crisis it is.