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What to Do When You’ve Been Deepfaked

CNET
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The article guides individuals on steps to take if they discover deepfaked images or videos of themselves online, emphasizing legal protections like the Take It Down Act and reporting mechanisms on social media platforms. It also highlights support resources such as hotlines and nonprofits for victims of image-based abuse.

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