California AB392 regulates pornographic internet websites by requiring consent verification and imposing penalties for non-compliance.
California AB392 introduces regulations for pornographic internet websites, requiring operators to verify consent from individuals depicted in sexually explicit content before uploading. Users must submit a statement certifying that individuals depicted are not minors and have consented to being depicted. Operators must exercise ordinary care to prevent displaying content with unconsented individuals. Failure to comply results in a presumption of violation, which can be rebutted if the operator can prove due diligence.
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