Ofcom cracks whip on illegal intimate images, deepfakes spread
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Ofcom Strengthens Rules on Non-Consensual Intimate Images
UK communications regulator Ofcom has opened a new enforcement programme examining how online services are adopting technology designed to prevent the spread of known non-consensual intimate images (NCII), concerning all services covered by the Online Safety Act. The programme forms part of Ofcom’s wider work to improve online safety for women and girls, who the
Ofcom cracks whip on illegal intimate images, deepfakes spread
United Kingdom’s online safety watchdog, Ofcom, has warned tech firms they only have weeks left to put in place measures to stop illegal intimate images and deepfakes from spreading on their platforms. Yesterday the communications regulator said it was opening an enforcement programme to monitor efforts to crack down on the spread of such images. […]
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