Missouri HB1887 creates penalties for disclosing intimate digital depictions without consent.
Missouri HB1887 amends existing laws to establish the offense of disclosing intimate digital depictions without consent. This includes depictions of minors or depictions made with intent to harm. The bill defines "intimate digital depiction" and outlines the circumstances under which consent is valid. It also specifies civil penalties for those who disclose such depictions without consent. The bill is named "The Taylor Swift Act.
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