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Nah, they specifically require showing your face the same as the photo on your National ID, and you are required to hold your national ID as part of the nude ph

by est 6y ago

Nah, they specifically require showing your face the same as the photo on your National ID, and you are required to hold your national ID as part of the nude photo. Deepfake whatever you want, it's still your face.

gruez 6y ago
>Deepfake whatever you want, it's still your face. See part about the part about repudiation in my original comment. Come to think of it, deepfaking your face onto someone else's body is probably the hard way. It's way easier to mutilate (ie. making subtle but plausible edits) a real nude of yourself so you can repudiate it later.
- retsibsi 6y ago
  You then have to reveal those parts of your body unedited, though. And in sufficient detail to convince people that these new photos are the unedited ones. If you really need to convince some small number of people that the pictures are fake, you can reveal yourself to them in private. But I can't think of many scenarios in which either of these approaches leave you better off than just having real nudes made public in the first place.
  - gruez 6y ago
    >You then have to reveal those parts of your body unedited, though. And in sufficient detail to convince people that these new photos are the unedited ones. That doesn't seem too hard. The edits can be made to places that you can "safely" show to people (eg. upper arm or belly area). You can also make yourself look thinner/fatter/more muscular (body only, not face) so your friends/family will immediately recognize it's not you.
- baddox 6y ago
  Isn’t it also roughly as embarrassing and damaging to have extremely believable fake nude photos of yourself on the internet?
distant_hat 6y ago
The problem here is that naive people think organizations which essentially have a blackmail model to recover dues will stick to purely legal means when they discover you have stiffed them.
gorkish 6y ago
It seems relatively absurd to assume you could plausibly replace the subject of a photograph only to be stymied by the inability to do the same to a small photo on a card. Unless the illegal loan outfit also has access to the national id photo database which seems rather unlikely even by China standards.

by est 6y ago

gruez 6y ago

>Deepfake whatever you want, it's still your face. See part about the part about repudiation in my original comment. Come to think of it, deepfaking your face onto someone else's body is probably the hard way. It's way easier to mutilate (ie. making subtle but plausible edits) a real nude of yourself so you can repudiate it later.

retsibsi 6y ago
You then have to reveal those parts of your body unedited, though. And in sufficient detail to convince people that these new photos are the unedited ones. If you really need to convince some small number of people that the pictures are fake, you can reveal yourself to them in private. But I can't think of many scenarios in which either of these approaches leave you better off than just having real nudes made public in the first place.
- gruez 6y ago
  >You then have to reveal those parts of your body unedited, though. And in sufficient detail to convince people that these new photos are the unedited ones. That doesn't seem too hard. The edits can be made to places that you can "safely" show to people (eg. upper arm or belly area). You can also make yourself look thinner/fatter/more muscular (body only, not face) so your friends/family will immediately recognize it's not you.
baddox 6y ago
Isn’t it also roughly as embarrassing and damaging to have extremely believable fake nude photos of yourself on the internet?

distant_hat 6y ago

The problem here is that naive people think organizations which essentially have a blackmail model to recover dues will stick to purely legal means when they discover you have stiffed them.

gorkish 6y ago

It seems relatively absurd to assume you could plausibly replace the subject of a photograph only to be stymied by the inability to do the same to a small photo on a card. Unless the illegal loan outfit also has access to the national id photo database which seems rather unlikely even by China standards.