A Niçois computer scientist was sentenced by the Paris court to two years in prison, including one year in prison to be purged with an electronic bracelet, with a fine of 10,000 euros. He is found guilty of having managed for years a site housing nearly 300,000 montages and deepfakes sex targeting public figures, inaugurating the application of recent laws against these abuses.
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A Niçois computer scientist was sentenced by the Paris court to two years in prison, including one year in prison to be purged with an electronic bracelet, with a fine of 10,000 euros. He is found guilty of having managed for years a site housing nearly 300,000 montages and deepfakes sex targeting public figures, inaugurating the application of recent laws against these abuses.