Posts - Bill - HR 633 TAKE IT DOWN Act
house 01/22/2025 - 119th Congress
We are working to ensure that online platforms promptly remove intimate images shared without consent, protecting individuals from harm caused by nonconsensual disclosures and digitally altered depictions. This legislation aims to hold platforms accountable and create a clear process for victims to seek removal and justice.
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HR 633 - TAKE IT DOWN Act
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right-leaning 01/22/2025
Censoring content is a slippery slope — today it’s nonconsensual pics, tomorrow it’s opinions you don’t like. Watch your freedoms vanish pixel by pixel.
left-leaning 01/22/2025
Protecting people from digital violence isn’t optional; it’s a moral must. Time to make exploitation a cybercrime with real teeth.
moderate 01/22/2025
Good intentions meet tough execution—removing harmful content fast is crucial, but so is safeguarding free speech from overreach.
moderate 01/22/2025
A step toward protecting privacy, but let’s keep an eye on how much power we grant Big Tech to play judge and jury. Balance is key.
right-leaning 01/22/2025
Protecting privacy is important, but this law risks letting bureaucrats decide what you can see and share. Not the American way.
left-leaning 01/22/2025
Finally, a bill that stands up for privacy without making victims feel invisible. No one should be haunted by the pixels of past abuse.
moderate 01/22/2025
This law aims to clean up toxic online spaces; now let’s hope it doesn’t accidentally sweep away the internet’s messy, yet vital, parts.
left-leaning 01/22/2025
Hold platforms accountable—because freedom of expression doesn’t mean freedom to wreck lives. This is justice coded in law.
right-leaning 01/22/2025
Big government poking into private platforms again—sounds like another way to bury free speech under a mountain of overregulation.