Unsure how they could enforce this for the entire internet. Quite a bit of a reach.

WASHINGTON, D.C. — Earlier today, Senators Ben Sasse (R-Neb.) and Jeff Merkley (D-Ore.) introduced bipartisan legislation, dubbed the "Stop Internet Sexual Exploitation Act," intended to "prevent the uploading of pornographic images to online platforms without the consent of the individuals in the images."

A wide variety of intended restrictions and stipulations on adult platforms include the following:

• Require any user uploading a video to the platform verify their identity.

• Require any user uploading a video to the platform also upload a signed consent form from every individual appearing in the video.

• Creates a private right of action against an uploader who uploads a pornographic image without the consent of an individual featured in the image.

• Require platforms hosting pornography include a notice or banner on the website instructing how an individual can request removal of a video if an individual has not consented to it being uploaded on the platform.

• Prohibit video downloads from these platforms, to be in place within three months of enactment of this legislation.

• Require platforms hosting pornography offer a 24-hour hotline staffed by the platform. Individuals who contact the hotline can request removal of a video that has been distributed without their consent.

• Require removal of flagged videos as quickly as possible, but not to exceed two hours.

• Require platforms to use software to block a video from being reuploaded after its removal. The platforms must have this software in place within six months of enactment of this legislation.

• Directs the Federal Trade Commission to enforce violations of these requirements.

• Creates a database of individuals that have indicated they do not consent. The database must be checked against before new content can be uploaded to the platforms.

• Instructs the Department of Justice to promulgate rules on where this database should be housed, and determine how to connect these victims with services, to include counseling and casework.

• Failure to comply with this requirement will result in a civil penalty to the platform, with proceeds going towards victims services.

Different article: https://www.fox32chicago.com/news/senators-introduce-bipartisan-bill-further-restricting-pornographic-content-on-the-internet.amp