![]() That meant that anyone who purchased the app for $50 (£40) could create what appeared to be nude pictures of a woman without her consent (a free version created images just as graphic, but featured the lettering 'FAKE' in one corner). Called DeepNude, it allowed users to create realistic 'naked' shots of any woman whose photo was uploaded, by replacing her clothes with images of intimate body parts. ![]() Last week, a disturbing new app was taken off the market.
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