Is Your Online Image At-Risk for Deepfakes Image Based Abuse?
@uldouz Wallace, founder of @foundationra , and sexual assault attorney Sam Dordulian @dlawgroup explain how anyone can become a victim through deepfake technology. Foundation Ra is working to pass laws at the federal level — similar to the legislation in California which currently allows deepfake victims to sue for damages.
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The #protectact will protect & prevent children, women & men from being exploited online. This bill will protect everyone including s#x workers & society’s most vulnerable people. This bill will cover every form of image-based abuse, s#xtortion, revenge p*rn, hidden cameras, hacking/leaking, deepfakes, and AI-generated nonconsensual content etc.
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Are you a victim of image-based sexual abuse (IBSA) and do not know where you have been posted? Do you fear you may be a victim? We are here for you. Please feel free to send a message, visit foundationra.com, or scan the QR code. There are resources available to help you.
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More than 1 in 4 women in the U.S. have experienced technology-facilitated sexual violence in their lifetimes — and that number keeps climbing as AI deepfakes, doxing, and non-consensual image sharing accelerate (CDC NISVS, 2024).
Uldouz Wallace — actress, advocate, and founder of Foundation RA — knows this reality firsthand. After being victimized in the 2014 iCloud hack, she spent years and over $1 million pursuing takedowns with limited results. What she built instead is the Protect Act: the first legislation requiring age and consent verification for uploaders on adult platforms, blocking non-consensual content before it is ever uploaded.
Foundation RA has already processed over 200,000 takedown requests in 2025 alone — a number that measures how reactive the current system is, not how effective. The Protect Act has been introduced in the U.S. House, across multiple states, and in the UK as Amendment 300. This is the preventative framework survivors deserve. It exists, it is moving, and it needs our support.
Comment PROTECT below to learn more, or visit the foundationra.con free resources— including takedown support, legal guidance, and therapy access for survivors.
Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. (2024). National Intimate Partner and Sexual Violence Survey (NISVS). U.S. Department of Health and Human Services. /10.1177/1524838016650189; Technology-Facilitated Gender-Based Violence An Emerging Issue in Women, Peace & Security (2024).
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BREAKING: Following the courageous CNN reporting by reporter @saskyacnn into Motherless and content linked to gender-based violence and abuse, Dutch authorities have reportedly taken the site offline.
Thank you @saskyacnn , for helping shine a light on this issue.
Now we need preventative laws like the PROTECT Act implemented globally so this never happens again.
The PROTECT Act would require age and consent verification for uploaders to adult platforms before content is published online.
For years, @uldouz Wallace has been pushing the PROTECT Act — a prevention-focused legislative initiative requiring age and consent verification for uploaders on adult platforms before harmful content is ever published online.
A survivor of the 2014 iCloud hack leak herself, Wallace created both the PROTECT Act and Foundation RA after experiencing firsthand how broken the current reactive system is for survivors of online exploitation and non-consensual content.
As AI-generated abuse, deepfakes, online exploitation, and tech-facilitated abuse continue rising globally, Wallace’s work has expanded internationally through ongoing discussions and legislative efforts connected to:
• The United States
• Canada
• Australia
• The United Kingdom
• The European Union
• The African Union
• The United Nations
• The Spotlight Initiative
Wallace has also publicly voiced support for Amendment 300 in the UK, which pushes for age and consent verification for uploaders on adult platforms — just like the PROTECT Act.
Through @foundationra , Wallace and her team have already processed over 200,000 takedown requests this year alone, further exposing how broken the current reactive system has become for survivors worldwide.
According to Wallace, the real solution is prevention.
“Non-consensual content should never be allowed online in the first place.”
#ProtectAct #FoundationRA #OnlineSafety #DigitalRights #AI
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🚨‼️Big-Tech platforms are being called “Superhighways for child sexual abuse material,” (CSAM) according to a new report from The Guardian. @guardian_us@guardian ⚖️✅In response to the crisis, California lawmakers are seeking tougher rules for big tech. A new bill, known as AB 1946, was published on 6 April. Under its provisions, companies would be required to perform biannual audits on their platforms for the impact of design choices on child safety risks, and submit them to the attorney general’s office, as well as simplify reporting procedures for users. If the bill passes by the end of the legislative session in August, it would come into force on 1 January 2027. Link 🔗 in bio to read the full article from @guardian_us@guardian
For years, our founder, Uldouz Wallace, has been pushing the Protect Act—a bill she created that verifies age and consent for uploaders on adult platforms.
What was exposed in the CNN report is horrific—but it’s not new. And more importantly, much of it could have been prevented.
This is the gap: platforms allow content to be uploaded without verifying age or consent, and by the time it’s taken down, the damage is already done.
Prevention is the only solution. The Protect Act is how we stop this before it starts.
Our founder, Uldouz Wallace, has been saying this for years—since her first testimony:
Disney has better protection than women and children online.
If the technology exists to instantly block copyrighted music, then it exists to block non-consensual content too.
So why isn’t it happening?
Platforms have the ability to prevent this abuse before it ever gets uploaded—but instead, victims are forced to chase it, report it, and relive it over and over again.
This is exactly why the Protect Act is needed. Prevention is the solution.
Credit: Samantha Baines
Gender-based violence doesn’t stop at borders, politics, or beliefs.
Whether you’re on the left, the right, or anywhere in between, one thing remains constant:
women are being harmed online.
From technological facilitated violence to AI-driven online abuse, the scale and speed of this harm is growing—and current systems are not designed to stop it.
This is exactly why the Protect Act is needed.
Prevention is key—ensuring age verification and consent for uploaders to adult platforms so this harm is stopped before it starts.
