Congress Eyes Federal Crime for Video Voyeurism by Phones
Lawmakers push a bill to criminalize surreptitious photography and video with cell phones in public or private spaces. The proposal targets taking naked or undergarment photos or clips, with penalties up to one year in jail. Local cases and expert advocates highlight privacy harms and gaps in current law.
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