Your likeness used without consent by artificial intelligence.
Deepfakes and AI-generated content are exploding. A real face on a synthetic body, a cloned voice, a stolen digital identity, the law protects you. We enforce that protection.
Three forms of AI abuse
Each legally actionable. Each within our scope.
Face swap & synthetic intimate content
Your face placed on a body or in a scene you never filmed. The most frequent and most serious case.
Voice cloning
An AI clones your voice to make you say things you never said. Protected by image rights and digital identity law.
AI identity theft
An AI-generated account or content presents itself as you, using your image, name, or public persona for deceptive purposes.
Image rights:
the lever others don't have.
DMCA protects your copyright, what you created. But for a deepfake, you didn't create the synthetic content. DMCA alone is insufficient.
French image rights law protects your visual identity regardless of who created the content. This is the primary legal basis for deepfakes, and our specialty.
DMCA
If the deepfake reuses your images
Insufficient if content is 100% synthetic
Image Rights
Protects your face even in AI content
EUIPO / OMPI
Brand and identity protection at EU/international scale
Our legal infrastructure
The only thing between your face and AI: procedures your competitors don't have.
Image Rights (France)
French law protects your visual identity. Applicable even for 100% synthetic content representing you. Rapid injunctions possible.
EUIPO / WIPO
For commercial-scale identity theft or international-scale abuse. Our partners activate these procedures when needed.
Platform AI policies
TikTok, Reddit, Twitter/X, Pornhub have had explicit non-consensual deepfake policies since 2024-2025. We activate them in parallel.
Our approach
Identification and documentation
Collecting timestamped evidence, identifying sources, qualifying the content type (facial, vocal, fully synthetic).
Legal qualification
Determining applicable law: image rights, DMCA, LCEN, GDPR right to erasure, or criminal law for the most serious cases.
Simultaneous multi-channel reporting
Platform report (deepfake policy), host DMCA, cease-and-desist to content creator, and if needed ICANN/registrar.
Legal escalation if needed
Mobilizing partner attorneys for injunction, interim order, or criminal procedure for serious image violations.
Frequently asked questions
Can a deepfake really be removed from the internet?
Yes, in most cases. Major platforms (TikTok, Reddit, Twitter/X, Pornhub) have explicit policies against non-consensual deepfakes. Hosts are subject to DMCA if source images belong to you, and French image rights law allows action even without direct copyright over the synthetic content.
What law applies if the deepfake was created abroad?
French image rights law applies to your visual identity regardless of where the content was created. Most sites are hosted on US infrastructure subject to DMCA. Our partners also cover Moldovan, Russian, and European jurisdictions for the most complex cases.
My face was used in intimate content I never produced, what do I do?
This is the most serious and legally actionable case. In France, distributing this type of content without consent is a criminal offense (art. 226-2-1 of the Penal Code), even if entirely synthetic. We trigger an urgent removal and can support filing a criminal complaint.
How long does a deepfake removal take?
It depends on the platform. Major platforms with explicit deepfake policies: 24-72 hours. Less cooperative leak sites: 1-4 weeks with escalation. Cases requiring legal action: 4-12 weeks.
Do you offer continuous monitoring against deepfakes?
Yes. Our Elite plan includes 24/7 monitoring covering AI content and deepfakes in addition to classic leaks. As soon as content using your image is detected, the procedure triggers automatically.
AI has no rights over your face.
The law protects you. We enforce it.