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Utah mandates app stores to verify user ages and require parental consent for minors’ app downloads.

Melania Trump pushes “Take It Down Act” to criminalize non-consensual explicit images, targeting revenge porn.

AI’s role in child abuse cases is growing, but laws struggle to keep up with rapid technological advancements.

FAI proposes cryptographic tools and AI for privacy-preserving online age verification to protect minors.

Saskatchewan students’ intimate images shared in Discord chatroom, sparking privacy and legal concerns.

AI-driven deepfake porn fuels rise in non-consensual explicit content, prompting legal reforms.

Non-consensual creation and distribution of explicit images, including deepfakes, is alarmingly increasing.

In Northern Ireland, over 400 cases of ‘revenge porn’ have been reported to the police, with 325 women and 93 men victimized.

“Police Scotland tackles dating app-related crimes; users urged to exercise caution and follow safety guidelines.”

“Revenge porn cases rise, causing severe victim trauma; calls for stronger laws to combat this exploitation.”

Ensuring online safety for women and children requires education, robust laws, and collaborative efforts.

Vicky Pattison releases AI-generated deepfake video to highlight the dangers of non-consensual explicit content.

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Oklahoma bill seeks to criminalize non-consensual distribution of AI-generated explicit content.

Greek bill proposes 2-year minimum sentence for revenge porn, mandates electronic bracelets for suspects.

EU debates mandatory scanning for child abuse material, balancing online safety with privacy rights.

Data breaches’ costs hit $4.9M in 2024; rise in privacy litigation urges firms to strengthen data practices.

UK introduces laws against AI-generated deepfake images amid rising online abuse affecting one in three women.

Additionally, the rise of deepfake technology has introduced new complexities, with synthetic media being used to create explicit content without consent.

Implementing these measures can contribute to a safer and more equitable online environment for women.

UK criminalizes non-consensual explicit deepfakes; offenders face up to two years’ imprisonment.

These measures are crucial in safeguarding personal privacy and ensuring that perpetrators of such acts are held accountable.

By implementing these measures, you can significantly reduce the risks associated with oversharing and better protect your personal information online.

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Man convicted for posting ex’s explicit images and false stories; court deems actions as defamation.

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Senator Cruz and Representative Ocasio-Cortez collaborate on legislation to combat non-consensual deepfake porn.

“Co-parents must align on digital rules to protect children online post-divorce; communication is key.”

“Senator Cruz urges House to pass ‘Take It Down Act’ to criminalize AI-generated non-consensual explicit imagery.”

AI-generated nudes of teens are causing harm and there's a need for legal changes and awareness to combat this issue.

U.S. Senate passes TAKE IT DOWN Act to combat AI-generated non-consensual intimate imagery.

KOSA, backed by Musk, aims to protect minors online but faces House challenges over censorship concerns.

Revenge porn exploits women, inflicting humiliation and control, highlighting the need for legal and societal reforms.

Report indicates 13% of UK teens have encountered AI-generated explicit images, underestimating prior figures.

Salazar introduces “No AI Fraud Act” to protect against non-consensual AI-generated explicit content.

Over a dozen states have enacted laws against AI-generated child sexual abuse material this year.

Billboard apologizes for including controversial Kanye West clip in Taylor Swift tribute video.

Cyprus criminalizes ‘revenge porn,’ imposing up to 14 years imprisonment for non-consensual sharing of explicit material.

14-year-old charged with revenge porn in Heraklion, Crete. Victimized 12-year-old girl. Video shared on social media.

16-year-old Greek boy arrested for creating and sharing revenge porn of 11 girls. Police found explicit photos and videos on his devices.

Victim’s intimate images shared online; still accessible after 8 years, causing ongoing trauma.

SA couple fined R3.5M for social media harassment, setting a legal precedent.

“South African court orders couple to pay R3.5 million for online harassment and revenge porn.”

“UK considers reclassifying ‘revenge porn’ as a civil offense, sparking debate over justice for victims.”

Celebrate World Kindness Day with The Thaiger’s 10% discount on health services, promoting well-being.

Expert urges MPs to treat revenge porn like child abuse content for swift online removal.

Serbia faces a surge in revenge porn, with victims often blamed and perpetrators rarely penalized.

UK’s Online Safety Act enforces stricter regulations on tech firms to protect users from illegal content.

Enhance online privacy by using secure software, privacy-focused sites, encryption, and reviewing data policies.