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The new law requires that online platforms remove any such images within 48 hours of receiving a complaint and says platforms also must make an attempt to take down copies.

Under the new law, it requires campaign advertisements that include digitally altered media to include a disclaimer. If not, the candidate the advertisement is against is able to file a civil action.