This bill amends Florida Statutes to address sexual cyberharassment by providing clearer definitions, establishing criminal penalties, and allowing civil actions for victims. Key changes include the insertion of a definition for "digitally forged intimate image," which refers to images altered or created by electronic means that appear authentic. The bill also clarifies that individuals depicted in such images retain a reasonable expectation of privacy, even if they have shared the image with others. Additionally, the bill specifies that sexually cyberharassing someone with the intent to cause harm or for profit constitutes a felony, with enhanced penalties for repeat offenders.

Furthermore, the bill introduces time limitations for prosecuting sexual cyberharassment offenses, stipulating that misdemeanor violations must be prosecuted within five years, while felony violations must be initiated within seven years of the offense or within three years of the victim's knowledge of the offense. The legislation also allows aggrieved individuals to seek punitive damages in civil court, alongside other forms of relief. The effective date for these changes is set for October 1, 2025.