This bill mandates that social media companies cooperate with nonprofit organizations to remove nonconsensual intimate images or videos, including those created through deceptive audio or visual media. It defines nonconsensual intimate images or videos as those depicting intimate body parts, sexual penetration, or sexual contact without express consent from the individuals involved. The bill also stipulates that if the depicted individual is a minor, the image or video is considered nonconsensual whenever disclosed. Social media companies are required to establish procedures to assist nonprofit organizations in monitoring and flagging such content, and they must remove flagged material immediately until a review confirms consent.

Additionally, the bill imposes civil penalties for violations, with fines of up to $10,000 for a first offense and $20,000 for subsequent offenses. This legislation aims to enhance the protection of individuals, particularly minors, from the harmful effects of nonconsensual sharing of intimate content on social media platforms, addressing a growing concern in the digital age.