Colorado enacted NCII legislation under § 18-7-107. The statute covers the knowing distribution of intimate images without consent when distribution causes harm. Aggravated circumstances including prior offenses and cases involving minors can result in felony charges. The TAKE IT DOWN Act's 48-hour platform removal obligation applies in Colorado independently of state criminal proceedings.

What to do now: removal and legal steps

  1. Upload your face photo for a scan 2.4 billion face embeddings searched.
  2. Review all identified hosting URLs Private dashboard shows all confirmed locations.
  3. Send federal removal notices Binding 223a notices with 48-hour deadlines.
  4. File with Colorado law enforcement Report to local police or Colorado Bureau of Investigation.
  5. Document for civil claims Your exposure report supports Colorado civil proceedings.

Frequently asked questions

What are the penalties under Colorado § 18-7-107?

Class 1 misdemeanor for standard cases. Repeat offenses and cases involving minors can be charged as Class 6 felonies (1-18 months).

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