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{{Q|If no-one who wants to hurt you knows what you look like, so how could someone malevolent make a covert digital look-alike of you?|[[User:Juboxi|Juboxi]]|The fine last line of defense with stopping power i.e. Why banning the [[Glossary#Burqa|burka]], [[Glossary#Niqāb|niqāb]] and other forms of full facial veil is not a wise, nor civilized move.}} | {{Q|If no-one who wants to hurt you knows what you look like, so how could someone malevolent make a covert digital look-alike of you?|[[User:Juboxi|Juboxi]]|The fine last line of defense with stopping power i.e. Why banning the [[Glossary#Burqa|burka]], [[Glossary#Niqāb|niqāb]] and other forms of full facial veil is not a wise, nor civilized move.}} | ||
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* [https://scholarship.law.duke.edu/dltr/vol17/iss1/4/ 'Deepfakes: False Pornography Is Here and the Law Cannot Protect You'], published in 2019 in the [[w:Duke Law Journal|Duke Law Journal]], a student-run law review. | |||
Revision as of 12:05, 26 December 2019
The unfortunate countries that have banned full face veil
France and Denmark are known to have done the uncivilized and have laws in place banning wearing a the full face veil in public.
Quotes on the current laws and their application
“If no-one who wants to hurt you knows what you look like, so how could someone malevolent make a covert digital look-alike of you?”
Laws and their application
- 'Deepfakes: False Pornography Is Here and the Law Cannot Protect You', published in 2019 in the Duke Law Journal, a student-run law review.