Study: Reports of nonconsensual nude images are ignored on X

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The platform neglected to remove deepfakes reported for nonconsensual nudity, a new study found.

X (formerly Twitter) takes swift action when taking down deepfake nude images that are reported as copyright violations — but not when they're reported under "nonconsensual nudity," a study has found.

Earlier this year, WIRED found that victims of nonconsensual deepfake porn leveraged copyright laws to take down deepfakes on Google.

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Author / Journalist: Anna Iovine

Category: Technology

Markets: SingaporeAustraliaIndiaItalyTurkey

Topics: Twitter Article Tech Social Good

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Published On: 2024-10-10 @ 16:31:05 (11 hours ago)

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