CA AB392

Requires operators of pornographic internet websites to exercise ordinary care and reasonable diligence to ensure sexually explicit content does not include individuals who did not consent, were minors when content was created, or did not consent to the upload

Mandates users uploading sexually explicit content submit a certification statement that all depicted individuals were adults, consented to being depicted, and consent to the upload; knowingly providing false information is an infraction with a $1,000 fine

Requires operators to verify users' email addresses before allowing uploads and retain certification statements and user contact information for at least seven years

Allows depicted individuals to sue operators and users for actual or statutory damages up to $75,000 per violation, plus punitive damages, attorney's fees, and injunctive relief

Authorizes public prosecutors to bring civil enforcement actions with penalties of $25,000 per violation, with each day content remains accessible constituting a separate violation