Meta ran ads for app creating deepfake nudity of female politicians
Meta permitted advertisements for an application designed to create non-consensual nude deepfakes of female politicians, including one featuring a prominent US politician. The app remained available until Apple removed it from the App Store following media inquiry. The incident highlights significant gaps in content moderation policies at major tech platforms regarding harmful deepfake technology.
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Meta Ran Ads for an App That Promised to Nudify Female Politicians
Meta permitted advertisements for an application designed to create non-consensual nude deepfakes of female politicians, including one featuring a prominent US politician. The app remained available until Apple removed it from the App Store following media inquiry. The incident highlights significant gaps in content moderation policies at major tech platforms regarding harmful deepfake technology.
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