Minnesota SF5271 criminalizes the act of altering or generating images or videos to depict intimate parts of an identifiable individual without their.
Minnesota SF5271 makes it a crime to "nudify" an image or video of another person, defined as altering or generating an image or video to depict intimate parts not shown in the original unaltered image or video. The altered or generated image or video must be realistic enough that a reasonable person would believe the intimate part belongs to the identifiable individual. The bill imposes criminal penalties, including imprisonment for up to two years, a fine of up to $4,000, or both, for those who intentionally nudify an image or video of another person without their consent.
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