Violation of Privacy (surveillance and voyeurism offenses)

Makes it a crime to install or use a device without consent to observe, photograph, record or transmit images or sounds in a private place (restrooms, locker rooms, homes), to capture a person's private body parts, or to capture from outside a private place images, sounds, location or movement not ordinarily perceptible outside. It also criminalizes sharing one's own sexual recordings without the other participant's consent. Investigative surveillance by employees acting on articulable suspicion is carved out.