Missouri HB2361 criminalizes generating, soliciting, or promoting altered sexual depictions of identifiable persons without consent.
Missouri HB2361 establishes that generating, soliciting, or promoting altered sexual depictions of identifiable persons without consent is a class C felony. It defines "altered sexual depiction" as a visual depiction that depicts an identifiable person with nude body parts of another person or computer-generated nude body parts. The bill mandates covered platforms to establish a process for identifiable persons to request removal of such depictions. Failure to comply with removal requests can result in penalties.
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