The bill amends section 784.049 of the Florida Statutes to address sexual cyberharassment by revising definitions and establishing new criminal penalties. It introduces the terms "digitally forged intimate image" and "intimate image," while redefining "sexually cyberharass" to include actions taken recklessly rather than willfully and maliciously. The bill also specifies enhanced penalties for repeat offenders and outlines the time limitations for prosecuting such offenses. Additionally, it allows individuals harmed by sexual cyberharassment to pursue civil actions for punitive damages.

Key changes include the removal of language that previously required intent to cause emotional distress and the introduction of new provisions that impose penalties for actions taken with the intent to cause various forms of harm or for profit. The bill establishes a framework for prosecution timelines, allowing for misdemeanor violations to be prosecuted within five years and felony violations within seven years of the offense or discovery. The effective date for the bill is set for July 1, 2025.