I can't imagine it'd be all that different from existing laws on using the "likeness" of a person in movies, TV, or advertising. All you'd have to do is extend

I can't imagine it'd be all that different from existing laws on using the "likeness" of a person in movies, TV, or advertising. All you'd have to do is extend that list to third-party financial institutions and on the non-public-facing side of advertising.