South Carolina H5598 amends laws on disseminating intimate images without consent by holding developers or providers of technology liable if they.
South Carolina H5598 amends Section 16-15-332 of the S.C. Code to address the dissemination of intimate images without consent. It specifies that developers or providers of technology can be held liable if they unreasonably design, market, advertise, promote, configure, or operate a product or service that facilitates the creation, alteration, or generation of intimate images. This includes promoting products to generate intimate images, providing instructions or tutorials on creating such images, or making material contributions to their production or dissemination.
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