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Section 230 is a law that provides immunity for platforms from liability for user-generated content.
States now uniformly criminalize , but laws differ widely on remedies (criminal vs civil), mens rea requirements, severity of penalties, and whether and how they cover digitally altered images and pla...
The STOP CSAM Act of 2025 would impose new operational duties on large online providers—expanding mandatory reporting, annual transparency filings, and specific information requirements for CyberTipli...
The adds two major federal levers: new federal criminal offenses for knowingly publishing nonconsensual intimate images (including AI “digital forgeries”) and an ‑enforced notice‑and‑removal regime th...
Platforms have taken at least one documented enforcement action against content: / removed a high‑profile video for stated “privacy concerns,” a move Webb publicly framed as . Separately, Webb has pur...
State attorneys general across the have historically used a mix of criminal statutes, civil enforcement, and regulatory pressure to combat , obtaining injunctions, damages, settlements, and policy cha...
Platforms decide whether to remove or label advocacy content that discusses illegal sexual acts involving minors by mapping posts against statutory prohibitions (like CSAM and nonconsensual sexual ima...