TX HB3425

Expands the offense of unlawfully disclosing a public servant's residence address or telephone number to include disclosure through any "electronic communication," not just posting on publicly accessible websites

Creates a parallel offense for disclosing any individual's residence address or telephone number through electronic communication with intent to cause harm, classified as a Class B misdemeanor (upgraded to Class A if bodily injury results)

Adds a definition for "electronic communication" referencing Section 42.07 of the Penal Code, and defines "honorably retired peace officer" for purposes of protected status

Maintains the prima facie evidence standard for intent to harm when an actor fails to remove information from a website within 48 hours of receiving a written safety demand, or reposts within four years

Takes effect September 1, 2025, and applies only to offenses committed on or after that date