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A report released on Monday by the digital advocacy group Tech Transparency Project found that US teens can access 'nudify' apps despite parental controls. Researchers using accounts registered as 13 years old downloaded 135 apps with features to strip clothes or swap faces. While Apple and Google removed 25 and six apps respectively, users retained access to previously downloaded versions.
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