Non-consensual intimate images or 'nudifier' tools
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What triggers it
Intimate images shared without consent (incl. upskirting, down-blousing, hidden-camera shots), threats to share them, or tools/instructions for making nude images of people.
What Pinterest says
“Non-consensual creation and/or distribution of intimate images including intimate image abuse (referred to as “NCII” or “IBSA”), upskirting, down-blousing and hidden camera images, or the threat to do so (referred to as “sextortion”).”
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How to fix it
Do not post.
Good to know
Camera angles under skirts or down tops, covert filming, AI 'undress' app promotions.
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