Require explicit consent before any realistic impersonation is distributed, because individuals should retain the strongest possible control over their digital identity.

Prohibit deceptive impersonations but allow clearly labelled artistic, educational and creative uses that are unlikely to cause identifiable personal harm.

Require platforms to label realistic synthetic content and provide rapid takedown procedures, rather than imposing a broad prohibition on creators.

Concentrate legal penalties on demonstrable harm and malicious intent, because a general consent rule could suppress legitimate expression unnecessarily.

Establish an independent complaints mechanism and affordable legal remedies before adopting strong new rights, so protections are accessible beyond wealthy claimants.