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Crushing Cyber Violence: EU’s Bold Move to Outlaw Revenge Porn and Deepfakes
Ready for a safer cyberspace? The EU’s cracking down on cyber-violence, targeting revenge porn to cyber-flashing. Say adios to unsolicited nudes and hello to serious consequences. It’s not law yet, but change is on the horizon. #CyberSafetyFirst
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Well, it looks like the EU is swiping left on cyber-creeps. In a move that might make the internet a tad less Wild West and a bit more Mr. Rogers' Neighborhood, the European Union is putting its foot down on cyber-violence. No more revenge-porn free-for-alls, cyber-stalking thrill rides, or 'surprise' nudes in your inbox. Because let's face it, the only deepfake most of us wanted was believing we'd stick to our New Year's resolutions.
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