California AB2025 requires real estate brokers and salespersons to disclose digitally altered images in advertisements.
California AB2025 mandates that real estate brokers and salespersons disclose when images in advertisements for rental or sale of real property have been digitally altered. The disclosure must be conspicuous and include a link to the unaltered image. The bill defines "digitally altered image" as one that has been modified to add, remove, or change elements, excluding common photo editing adjustments. The law does not apply to images created through artificial intelligence or artistic renderings.
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