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UK Close to Imposing Hash Matching for Revenge Porn

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UK Prime Minister Keir Starmer declares sexualized deepfakes and revenge porn a national emergency; UK may require tech firms to scan user-uploaded images.

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Original Source Material

PM Starmer Calls Sexualized Deepfakes and Revenge Porn a 'National Emergency' The United Kingdom inched closer to requiring tech firms to scan all user-uploaded images, as Prime Minister Keir Starmer said sexualized deepfakes and so-called revenge porn constituted a "national emergency."