Pervy, bitter Virginians, the clock is ticking: Revenge porn will be illegal in your state come July.

Governor Terry McAuliffe has signed a bill that makes it a misdemeanor to post sexually explicit pictures online with the intent of harassing another person. Those found guilty face up to two years in prison and a $500 fine. It’s effective July 1.

The bill was actually passed March 31, but in a flurry of hundreds of other Virginian bills becoming law. It went relatively unnoticed by the media. (Its various stages of passing legislative hurdles, however, were well-documented.)

Virginia is now believed to be the eighth state to have some sort of law on the books banning the practice, and a number of other states have similar bills in various stages of legislation. A representative for Congresswoman Jackie Speier (D-Calif.) told the Daily Dot she planned to introduce a national revenge porn bill in the “near future.”

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