Deepfake protection
Deepfake protection for your photos, accounts and reputation
AI tools can now turn one public photo into a fake profile, a fake endorsement or an abusive fake image. GACS deepfake protection helps you spot fakes, keep evidence, and get them reported and removed — for individuals, families, creators and public offices.
Included with Platinum, Talent Manager and Government Office plans.
Try the deepfake photo check
What deepfake protection guards against
Impersonator accounts using your face
Scammers copy profile pictures of real people to run romance, investment and fake-giveaway scams in their name.
Non-consensual fake intimate images
Abusive AI-generated images disproportionately target women and girls. Fast evidence capture and the right reporting channel matter.
Fake endorsements and statements
Creators, executives and officials are faked into promoting crypto schemes or making statements they never made.
Sextortion and blackmail
Fabricated images are used to pressure victims into paying. Never pay — preserve evidence and report it.
How GACS deepfake protection works
Deepfake photo check
Upload a suspicious image and get a plain-language review of AI-generation and manipulation signs, with an honest confidence level.
Copycat avatar detection
Compare profile pictures on suspected impersonator accounts against your own photos to show when an image has been copied.
Private incident cases
Keep every link, screenshot, timestamp and image fingerprint in one private case so nothing is lost if a post is deleted.
Evidence packs and takedown drafts
Prepare a removal request with the platform's official reporting link, including EU Digital Services Act Article 16 notice details.
From detection to removal
- Review a suspicious photo for AI-generation and manipulation signs.
- Open a private case and record where the image appears.
- Compare copied profile pictures against your own avatar.
- Prepare an evidence pack and a takedown draft with official reporting links.
- Track each report until the platform responds.
Who it's built for
Individuals and families on Platinum, creators and agencies on Talent Manager plans, and public offices on Government Office plans. Learn the manual signs in our guide how to tell if a photo is AI-generated, and see how deepfake video-call scams work.
Frequently asked questions
What is deepfake protection?
Deepfake protection means detecting fake AI images or impersonations of you, preserving evidence, and getting them reported and removed. GACS combines a deepfake photo check, copied-avatar comparison, private cases and takedown drafts.
How do I protect myself from deepfakes?
Limit high-resolution public photos, watch for accounts using your pictures, set up alerts, and act quickly when a fake appears: save evidence, report it on the platform, and contact police if it is sexual or used for blackmail.
Can a deepfake of me be removed?
Often yes. Major platforms have impersonation and non-consensual image forms, the EU Digital Services Act gives a formal notice route, and the US TAKE IT DOWN Act covers intimate deepfakes. GACS prepares drafts; the platform decides on removal.
Which GACS plans include deepfake protection?
The deepfake photo check is included with Platinum, Talent Manager and Government Office plans. Free accounts get on-demand scam scans and community alerts.
Sources and official resources
Detection results are evidence to weigh alongside account context, not a forensic verdict.
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Authoritative sources
Independent primary sources used to check and corroborate the guidance on this page.
FBI Internet Crime Complaint Center (IC3)Official US channel for reporting internet-enabled fraud and cybercrime.
US Federal Trade Commission — ReportFraudConsumer fraud reporting and published enforcement data.
UK Report FraudUK national reporting centre for fraud and cybercrime.
Canadian Anti-Fraud CentreCanada's central repository for fraud reports and scam alerts.