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Trump Signs 'Take It Down' Act Criminalising Revenge Porn And Deepfakes
The new law makes it a federal crime to "knowingly publish" or threaten to publish intimate images without consent, including AI-generated "deepfakes", and requires social media companies to remove such content within 48 hours of a victim's request.
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US Congress Passes 'Revenge Porn' Ban, Sends It To Donald Trump
In March, Donald Trump vowed to sign the bill into law and said, "I'm going to use that bill for myself too if you don't mind, because nobody gets treated worse than I do online, nobody."
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Britain To Make Creating, Sharing Sexually Explicit "Deepfakes" A Crime
Creating and sharing sexually explicit "deepfakes" will become a criminal offence in Britain, the government said on Tuesday, in a bid to tackle a surge in the proliferation of such images, mainly targeting women and girls.
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US Woman Awarded $1.2 Billion In 'Revenge Porn' Case
The woman filed her lawsuit in Harris County Civil Court in April 2022, alleging that her ex-boyfriend had shared her nudes on social media platforms.
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Top Court Seeks Centre's Reply On Plea Over Regulation Of Social Media
The Supreme Court has sought the Centre's response on a plea seeking directions for formulation of laws to regulate children's access to social media, a mechanism to verify profiles and criminalise morphing and revenge porn.
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Iraq Women Deal With Revenge Porn, Leaked Selfies As "Sextortion" Spreads
Women in Iraq say they are facing a staggering increase in online "sextortion" by both malicious hackers and former romantic partners to whom the women had knowingly sent photographs, a practice known as revenge porn.
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1,600 Hotel Guests In South Korea Secretly Filmed, Live-Streamed Online: Report
Around 1,600 people have been illegally filmed in their hotel rooms across South Korea and there footage has been live-streamed online as part of a major illegal spy-cam scandal uncovered by the South Korean police, according to a report.
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Facebook Readies AI Tech to Combat 'Revenge Porn'
Facebook said on Friday it would use artificial intelligence to combat the spread of intimate photos shared without people's permission.
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Facebook Says Using Machine Learning, AI Against "Revenge Porn"
Facebook Inc is introducing a new detection technology to stop the spread of intimate photos posted on Facebook or Instagram without people's permission, sometimes called "revenge porn," the company said on Friday.
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Big Fines Planned For 'Revenge Porn' In Australia
Social media networks face fines of more than Aus$500,000 (US$380,000) under new Australian laws proposed Wednesday cracking down on "revenge porn", with individuals distributing images without consent also risking hefty punishment.
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Facebook Says Trained Person Will Review Nude Images to Curb Revenge Porn
Facebook launched the experiment in Australia this week to help prevent non-consensual intimate images from being posted and shared on its platforms.
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Xiaomi Redmi Y1 Launch, Flipkart Sale on Mobiles, 2 iPhone X 2018, and More: Your 360 Daily
Redmi Y1 and Redmi Y1 Lite go on sale in India for the first time, Flipkart sale on mobiles and other gadgets begins, Apple may launch 2 iPhone X models in 2018, Asus ZenFone 3 Max gets a price cut, and more.
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Facebook Wants Your Nude Pictures to Stop Revenge Porn
Facebook is testing a new method to stop revenge porn that requires you to send your own nudes to yourself via the social network's Messenger app.
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Twitter Tweaks Rule to Combat Revenge Porn
Twitter was under fire for its slow response to naked photographs that were distributed by Rob Kardashian of his former girlfriend.
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Facebook Involved In 32% Of Cyber-Bullying Cases In UK
Facebook was used in 32.5 per cent of cyber-bullying cases, including revenge porn and harassment, in Britain last year, prompting fears that the social media platform may be providing a safe haven for those who harass others, the media reported.
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Trump Signs 'Take It Down' Act Criminalising Revenge Porn And Deepfakes
The new law makes it a federal crime to "knowingly publish" or threaten to publish intimate images without consent, including AI-generated "deepfakes", and requires social media companies to remove such content within 48 hours of a victim's request.
-
US Congress Passes 'Revenge Porn' Ban, Sends It To Donald Trump
In March, Donald Trump vowed to sign the bill into law and said, "I'm going to use that bill for myself too if you don't mind, because nobody gets treated worse than I do online, nobody."
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Britain To Make Creating, Sharing Sexually Explicit "Deepfakes" A Crime
Creating and sharing sexually explicit "deepfakes" will become a criminal offence in Britain, the government said on Tuesday, in a bid to tackle a surge in the proliferation of such images, mainly targeting women and girls.
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US Woman Awarded $1.2 Billion In 'Revenge Porn' Case
The woman filed her lawsuit in Harris County Civil Court in April 2022, alleging that her ex-boyfriend had shared her nudes on social media platforms.
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Top Court Seeks Centre's Reply On Plea Over Regulation Of Social Media
The Supreme Court has sought the Centre's response on a plea seeking directions for formulation of laws to regulate children's access to social media, a mechanism to verify profiles and criminalise morphing and revenge porn.
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Iraq Women Deal With Revenge Porn, Leaked Selfies As "Sextortion" Spreads
Women in Iraq say they are facing a staggering increase in online "sextortion" by both malicious hackers and former romantic partners to whom the women had knowingly sent photographs, a practice known as revenge porn.
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1,600 Hotel Guests In South Korea Secretly Filmed, Live-Streamed Online: Report
Around 1,600 people have been illegally filmed in their hotel rooms across South Korea and there footage has been live-streamed online as part of a major illegal spy-cam scandal uncovered by the South Korean police, according to a report.
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Facebook Readies AI Tech to Combat 'Revenge Porn'
Facebook said on Friday it would use artificial intelligence to combat the spread of intimate photos shared without people's permission.
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Facebook Says Using Machine Learning, AI Against "Revenge Porn"
Facebook Inc is introducing a new detection technology to stop the spread of intimate photos posted on Facebook or Instagram without people's permission, sometimes called "revenge porn," the company said on Friday.
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Big Fines Planned For 'Revenge Porn' In Australia
Social media networks face fines of more than Aus$500,000 (US$380,000) under new Australian laws proposed Wednesday cracking down on "revenge porn", with individuals distributing images without consent also risking hefty punishment.
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Facebook Says Trained Person Will Review Nude Images to Curb Revenge Porn
Facebook launched the experiment in Australia this week to help prevent non-consensual intimate images from being posted and shared on its platforms.
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Xiaomi Redmi Y1 Launch, Flipkart Sale on Mobiles, 2 iPhone X 2018, and More: Your 360 Daily
Redmi Y1 and Redmi Y1 Lite go on sale in India for the first time, Flipkart sale on mobiles and other gadgets begins, Apple may launch 2 iPhone X models in 2018, Asus ZenFone 3 Max gets a price cut, and more.
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Facebook Wants Your Nude Pictures to Stop Revenge Porn
Facebook is testing a new method to stop revenge porn that requires you to send your own nudes to yourself via the social network's Messenger app.
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Twitter Tweaks Rule to Combat Revenge Porn
Twitter was under fire for its slow response to naked photographs that were distributed by Rob Kardashian of his former girlfriend.
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Facebook Involved In 32% Of Cyber-Bullying Cases In UK
Facebook was used in 32.5 per cent of cyber-bullying cases, including revenge porn and harassment, in Britain last year, prompting fears that the social media platform may be providing a safe haven for those who harass others, the media reported.
