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10 hours ago

Man fined $340,000 for deepfake pornography of prominent Australian women in first-of-its-kind case

The federal court ordered Anthony Rotondo, also known as Antonio, to pay a $343,500 penalty plus costs on Friday after the online regulator eSafety Commissioner brought a case against him almost two years ago. Rotondo admitted to posting the images on a website called MrDeepFakes.com, which has since been shut down. The regulator had argued a significant civil penalty was needed to reflect the seriousness of the Online Safety Act breaches and the damaging impact the image-based abuse had on the women targeted.
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2 months ago

New rules will radically change the way we use the internet in Australia and not just social media | Sam Floreani

Mandatory age verification will soon apply to search engines in Australia, requiring users to perform identity checks.
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