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Researchers uncovered a network of over 400 nudify apps and websites on the Apple App Store and Google Play Store. These apps, developed by Chinese developers and Hong Kong-based KeLing Technology Limited, masquerade as innocent tools before revealing hidden deepfake interfaces. Earlier this year, 38 such apps generated $122 million in revenue.
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Apple Bans Apps Hiding Nudification Features