Clarifies consent to being photographed, filmed, or recorded in a sexual manner does not include or imply consent to disclosure of image.
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This bill clarifies that consent to being photographed, filmed, or recorded in a sexual manner does not automatically include consent to the disclosure of that image. It establishes that a person’s agreement to be observed doesn’t imply permission for their image to be shared. The law also specifies that consent to disclosure must be limited to the specific purpose for which it was obtained. Furthermore, it addresses situations involving retail establishments’ fitting rooms and dressing rooms, outlining specific requirements for observation and disclosure of images within those spaces.
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