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A new government website lets you report platforms that fail to remove nonconsensual images in 48 hours.

The Federal Trade Commission launched a new website for consumers to report alleged failures to comply with the Take It Down Act, which went into full force today. Critics fear the law will be used to censor online speech, but the website also has resources for domestic violence survivors. [Link: America’s dangerous, messy deepfakes crackdown is here | https://www.theverge.com/policy/933518/take-it-down-act-notice-removal-social-media-deepfake | The Verge]

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martedì 19 maggio 2026·wired.com
How to Make Apps and Websites Remove Your Nonconsensual Nudes
Starting May 19, tech platforms in the US will have to start complying with the Take It Down Act. Here's how more than a dozen of the largest platforms are handling takedown…
martedì 19 maggio 2026·gizmodo.com
FTC's Strict Anti-Deepfake Rule Kicks in Today. Here's What That Means for Grok
Digital platforms will be held liable for nonconsensual sexual images but critics say it will be a free speech disaster.

A new government website lets you report platforms that fail to remove nonconsensual images in 48 hours.

How to Make Apps and Websites Remove Your Nonconsensual Nudes

FTC's Strict Anti-Deepfake Rule Kicks in Today. Here's What That Means for Grok

America’s dangerous, messy deepfakes crackdown is here

A new government website lets you report platforms that fail to remove nonconsensual images in 48 hours.

You can now legally request revenge and deepfake porn to be taken down. Here’s how | CNN Business

Take It Down Act mandates social media platforms remove deepfake porn within 48 hours