Deepfakes Heatmap

Rooted Reality reviewed Oklahoma's legislative materials for HB 3299, SB 894, and SB 746 on deepfake or synthetic-media regulation, and didn't find a stable, citation-grade primary source confirming any of those bills as enacted as of the May 5, 2026 review. Public reporting suggests active 2026 legislation in this area, but until we can verify enrolled text against a primary source, we read this as: no enforceable Oklahoma deepfake rule on the books today.

• Oklahoma has no enforceable state deepfake rule in effect today — federal law (intimate-image, fraud, electioneering rules) and platform policies are what apply for families in Oklahoma.
• The named bills (HB 3299, SB 894, SB 746) are signals that Oklahoma may move on this topic in 2026 — movement isn't a rule, but it's worth tracking, especially because public reporting around these bills was active at the time of review.
• If one of these bills clears both chambers and is signed, this card will move to a colored status with the operative effective date — until then, federal and platform-level rules are the active layer.

• Search the Oklahoma Legislature's bill-tracking site for HB 3299, SB 894, and SB 746 — that's the cleanest read of where any of those bills currently stand.
• For a specific piece of content you're worried about today, the platform's own policy and federal complaint paths (FBI IC3 for fraud, NCMEC for content involving minors) are the active levers.