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New York authorities have seized twelve websites involved in publishing nonconsensual deepfake videos, affecting around 1,200 individuals, mostly women. The Manhattan District Attorney's Office announced the seizures on September 14, 2026, as part of ongoing investigations into the creators of such content. Experts emphasize the need for comprehensive action against the deepfake ecosystem to effectively combat the issue.
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New York authorities have seized twelve websites involved in publishing nonconsensual deepfake videos, affecting around 1,200 individuals, mostly women. The Manhattan District Attorney's Office announced the seizures on September 14, 2026, as part of ongoing investigations into the creators of such content. Experts emphasize the need for comprehensive action against the deepfake ecosystem to effectively combat the issue.
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