Denmark Considers Copyright Rights

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Denmark's Plan to Fight Deepfakes: Give Citizens Copyright to Their Own Likeness

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Danish officials are considering changes to the nation’s copyright laws.

The proposal would grant citizens copyright control over their own image, facial features, and voice.

This protection would, in theory, allow Danes to demand that online platforms remove deepfakes and other digital manipulations that were shared without their consent.

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English

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