Apple and Google Told to Take Down These Illegal — and Exploitative — Apps

Apple and Google told to take down these illegal — and exploitative

Apple and Google were on the receiving end of multiple letters telling them to stop allowing abusive apps to be available on their platforms.The City of San Francisco said it had been contacting the tech giants for almost a year to get them to stop, but they have continued to provide access to the apps while raking in profits.'Apple and Google have a responsibility to be proactive and vigilant to prevent sexual abuse.'San Francisco accused both …

Apple and Google told to take down these illegal — and exploitative — apps

Apple and Google were on the receiving end of multiple letters telling them to stop allowing abusive apps to be available on their platforms.The City of San Francisco said it had been contacting the tech giants for almost a year to get them to stop, but they have continued to provide access to the apps while raking in profits.'Apple and Google have a responsibility to be proactive and vigilant to prevent sexual abuse.'San Francisco accused both …

Engadget: Apple and Google ordered by San Francisco attorney to take action against ‘nudify’ apps

Engadget: Apple and Google ordered by San Francisco attorney to take action against ‘nudify’ apps. “As reported by Wired, San Francisco city attorney David Chiu ordered the two tech giants to take down a total of 13 apps that can be used to create AI-generated deepfake nude images. The letters appeal to Apple and Google to stop ‘aiding and abetting’ the spread of nonconsensual intimate images, and ask them to stop working with the app developers…

AI nudify apps spark legal scrutiny of Apple and Google’s profits

Instead of fighting over what app stores host, the San Francisco City Attorney is targeting how they make money from AI nudify apps. This article has been indexed from Malwarebytes Read the original article: AI nudify apps spark legal scrutiny of Apple and Google’s profits The post AI nudify apps spark legal scrutiny of Apple and Google’s profits appeared first on IT Security News.