Take It Down Act: Platform Audit
On the day the law took effect, not one of 13 platforms was ready.
With deepfake abuse spreading through schools, survivors left without recourse, and platforms unprepared, we're in statehouses and communities across the country to protect everyone's dignity. And we need you with us.
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On the day the law took effect, not one of 13 platforms was ready.
The most complete public record of deepfake abuse in American schools.
Built with Binghamton University so the same image cannot resurface.
Hundreds of students and families who have lived through this, together.
NCADA dares to imagine a country where no one's likeness can be weaponized against them. Our mission is to end deepfake abuse in schools, on platforms, and in the law, and to stand beside every person it has harmed.
Learn about what's happening across the most pressing fronts of deepfake abuse, and what you can do.
States with deepfake laws
NCMEC reports, H1 2025
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Federal Enforcement
An Ohio man was convicted on three federal charges: the first test of the law's criminal provisions, and a signal that prosecutors are ready to use it.
Legislation
169 deepfake laws are now on the books across the states. California's latest would add civil remedies that most statutes still lack.
Daily Briefing
Every morning NCADA scans dozens of sources for legislation, incidents, and enforcement news. Here is what our monitoring is catching.
NCADA is at the center of the fight against deepfake abuse: in statehouses, at the United Nations, and in the schools where the harm is happening. This work depends on supporters in all 50 states.
We need you with us to keep fighting. Donate today.
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