Julia AtherleyThe Sun
VILE abusers who make sexually explicit deepfakes could be jailed for two years as part of a crackdown by the Government.
New legislation will mean that offenders can be charged for both creating and sharing the pictures.
GettyVile abusers who make sexually explicit deepfakes could be jailed for two years as part of a crackdown by the Government[/caption]
Facebook @Alex Davies-Jones MPAlex Davies-Jones said: ‘We are putting offenders on notice — they will face the full force of the law’[/caption]
The number of such images — which can see a person’s face seamlessly superimposed into porn pictures or videos — being placed online has grown rapidly…
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