Meta Platforms Inc. is taking legal action against a Hong Kong-based company for promoting nudify apps, aiming to tackle the rising issue of deepfake nude images circulating online. The lawsuit is part of Meta’s efforts to combat the spread of explicit content created through artificial means. The move underscores the tech giant’s commitment to cracking down on harmful and misleading content on its platforms.
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