Lesson 1110 of 1570
AI and revenge porn laws: your rights when an image gets shared
Know the actual laws and takedown paths if intimate or AI-faked images of you spread.
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- 1The big idea
- 2NCII
- 3takedown
- 4Take It Down
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Section 1
The big idea
Non-consensual intimate imagery — real or AI-generated — is illegal in most US states and many countries. AI can help you find the right reporting path so platforms remove it fast.
How to use it
- Ask AI which state laws apply where you live
- Use the free StopNCII.org and Take It Down (NCMEC) hash tools
- Ask AI to draft a takedown message citing platform policy
- Save evidence to a USB before deleting from your phone
Try it
Bookmark StopNCII.org and Take It Down right now. Ask AI to write you a 1-paragraph 'what to do first' card.
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