First Deepfake Pornography Case in Australia
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A young Australian man faces charges under new federal law for creating deepfake adult pornography without consent, marking the first case of its kind. The law, introduced in 2024, carries penalties of up to six years in jail for sharing non-consensual deepfakes and seven years for both creating and sharing them. Meanwhile, surveys reveal a concerning trend: more than 14% of Australians have had sexualized deepfakes made of them without permission, with women and children disproportionately affected. Experts call for stricter platform rules, blocked harmful sites, and education on consent and digital respect to combat this growing issue.
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