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Top 9 Deepfake Apps and Websites for Digital Creativity

Deepfake technology has revolutionized the way we approach digital creativity, best deepfake apps offering tools that transform art, storytelling, and content creation. Whether you’re an artist, filmmaker, or just a tech enthusiast, these apps and websites bring innovation to your fingertips. Here are the top 9 deepfake apps and websites pushing the boundaries of creativity.

1. DeepArt.io

This platform allows users to transform photos into stunning artwork inspired by famous art styles. Leveraging AI and neural networks, DeepArt.io can recreate images in the style of Van Gogh, Picasso, and other legendary artists, making it a favorite for art enthusiasts.

2. Reface

Reface is a mobile app that swaps faces in videos and GIFs seamlessly. Known for its user-friendly interface and high-quality results, it’s perfect for creating fun, shareable content for social media.

3. Zao

Zao became an instant hit for its ability to swap faces into movie scenes and popular clips. With just a single selfie, users can place themselves into their favorite cinematic moments. The app is especially popular in Asia but has gained a global following.

4. MyHeritage Deep Nostalgia

This app brings old family photos to life by animating faces in still images. MyHeritage’s Deep Nostalgia feature has become a viral sensation, allowing users to see their ancestors smile, blink, or nod.

5. FaceApp

FaceApp goes beyond simple photo editing by using AI to age, transform, or swap faces. From adding a smile to drastically changing a person’s appearance, this app has been widely used for both entertainment and creative projects.

6. Avatarify

Avatarify turns your webcam into a tool for deepfake-powered video calls. Users can superimpose various characters or celebrities over their own faces during live calls, making it a hit for online pranks and creative presentations.

7. DeepFaceLab

For more advanced users, DeepFaceLab is a powerful tool for creating realistic face swaps in videos. It’s widely used by content creators and researchers looking to explore the possibilities of deepfake technology.

8. FakeApp

One of the earliest tools in the deepfake space, FakeApp allows users to create high-quality face-swapping videos. Though it requires a learning curve, it remains a popular choice for dedicated enthusiasts.

9. Runway ML

Runway ML is a versatile tool that provides access to AI models for various creative projects, including deepfake technology. Artists and filmmakers use it to create stunning visual effects, realistic face swaps, and other AI-driven creations.

Conclusion

Deepfake apps and websites are not just about entertainment; they have unlocked new dimensions for digital creativity. From turning photos into art to animating family portraits, these tools offer endless possibilities for creators of all skill levels. As deepfake technology continues to evolve, its impact on digital artistry and storytelling will only grow. Choose one of these apps to explore how AI can transform your creative projects!

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निजी डाटा चोरी करने वालों की अब खैर नहीं, होगी जेल और 15 करोड़ तक जुर्माना, जानें डाटा चोरी से बचने के उपाय

चैतन्य भारत न्यूज नई दिल्ली. निजी डेटा की सेंधमारी ने बीते कुछ सालों में भारत समेत दुनियाभर के कई देशों की सरकारों की टेंशन बढ़ा दी है। इसे लेकर भारत सरकार अब एक डाटा संरक्षण कानून लागू करने की तैयारी में है। प्रधानमंत्री नरेंद्र मोदी की अगुवाई में केंद्रीय मंत्रिमंडल ने इस बिल को मंजूरी दे दी है। अब सरकार संसद में चल रहे शीतकालीन सत्र में इस बिल को पेश करेगी। इस बिल के मुताबिक डाटा लीक होने पर कंपनियों पर जुर्माना लगाने का प्रावधान है। (adsbygoogle = window.adsbygoogle || ).push({}); तीन साल तक होगी जेल दरअसल, तेज रफ्तार जिंदगी में लगभग हर काम इंटरनेट के जरिए ही होता है। महानगरों की ही बात करें तो राशन से लेकर खाना, दवा, अस्पताल में समय लेना, रेल-बस टिकट और कपड़े तक ऑनलाइन खरीदे जा रहे हैं। ऑनलाइन खरीदारी करने में यूजर को ��पनी सभी जानकारी देनी होती है। ऐसे में यूजर का डाटा इंटरनेट कंपनियों के पास पहुंच जाता है और फिर उसका ग��त इस्तेमाल किया जाता है। लेकिन नए बिल के तहत यदि इंटरनेट कंपनियां यूजर के डाटा का गलत इस्तेमाल करती है तो उन पर भारी जुर्माना लगाया जाएगा। जानकारी के मुताबिक, निजी डाटा चुराने पर अब कंपनी के जिम्मेदार अधिकारियों को तीन साल की जेल भी हो सकती है और कंपनी को 15 करोड़ रुपए तक या उसके वैश्विक टर्नओवर का चार फीसदी जुर्माना भी देना पड़ सकता है। राष्ट्रीय हित से जुड़े मामलों में डाटा के इस्तेमाल की अनुमति बिल के मुताबिक, कोई भी निजी या सरकारी संस्था किसी व्यक्ति के डाटा का उसकी अनुमति के बिना इस्तेमाल नहीं कर सकती। किसी भी व्यक्ति को उसके डाटा के संबंध में अहम अधिकार होंगे। चिकित्सा आपातकाल और राज्य या केंद्र की लाभकारी योजनाओं के लिए ऐसा किया जा सकता है। संबंधित व्यक्ति अपने डाटा में सुधार या फिर संस्था के पास मौजूद अपने डाटा तक पहुंच की मांग कर सकता है। बिल में प्रावधान है कि, 'किसी भी संस्था को संबंधित व्यक्ति के डाटा को इस्तेमाल करने से पहले उसके बारे में बताना होगा। हालांकि, इस बिल में राष्ट्रीय हित से जुड़े मामलों पर डाटा के इस्तेमाल की अनुमति मिलेगी। जानकारी के मुताबिक, राष्ट्रीय सुरक्षा, कानूनी कार्यवाही और पत्रकारिता के उद्देश्यों के लिए इस डाटा का इस्तेमाल किया जा सकेगा। ये भी हैं प्रावधान स्वास्थ्य, धर्म या राजनीतिक रुझान, बायोमेट्रिक, आनुवांशिक, यौन रुचियों, लैंगिक, वित्तीय आदि से संबंधित डाटा को संवेदनशील डाटा माना गया है। इसका उल्लंघन करने पर 5 करोड़ रुपए तक या कंपनी के वैश्विक टर्नओवर का दो फीसदी जुर्माने का प्रावधान है। सोशल मीडिया कंपनियों को अपने यूजर की पहचान के लिए ऐसा तंत्र विकसित करना होगा, जो स्वेच्छा से अपनी पहचान बताने को तैयार हैं। सिर्फ राष्ट्रीय सुरक्षा और अदालती आदेश से जुड़े मामलों में ही निजी डाटा का इस्तेमाल किया जा सकता है। 15-20 पैसे प्रति व्यक्ति बिक रहा है डाटा हाल ही में एक रिपोर्ट सामने आई थी कि, लोगों की निजी जानकारियां महज 15 पैसे से लेकर 50 पैसे प्रति व्यक्ति के थोक भाव बिकती हैं। निजी डाटा लीक करने का कारोबार दस हजार करोड़ रुपए से ज्यादा का है। इनमें सबसे ज्यादा विदेशी कंपनियां लगी हुई हैं। अब तक इन मामलों को लेकर कोई कानून नहीं बना था, ऐसे में पुलिस चाहकर भी कुछ नहीं कर पा रही है। आम जनता के पास रोजाना किसी न किसी कॉल सेंटर से फोन आ जाता है। कोई इंश्योरेंस लेने की बात कहता है तो कोई प्लॉट, फ्लैट, क्रेडिट कार्ड, या पर्सनल लोन का ऑफर करता है। ऐसे में कई बार लोगों को काफी परेशानियों का सामना करना पड़ता है। कैसे होता है डाटा चोरी विशेषज्ञ की माने तो आपका स्मार्ट फोन कुछ ही सेकंड में हैक हो सकता है। ऐसे में आपकी सभी जानकारी लीक हो जाती है। एक अध्ययन के मुताबिक, 70 प्रतिशत से अधिक स्मार्टफोन ऐप्स ऐसी हैं जो आपकी निजी जानकारी थर्ड पार्टी ट्रैकिंग कंपनियों को दे रही हैं। इन ऐप के जरिए कंपनियों की पहुंच आपके मोबाइल फोन के माइक और फोटो गैलरी तक भी हो जाती है। ये सिलसिला तब से शुरू हुआ है, जब से यूजर्स ने स्मार्टफोन में ऐप डाउनलोड करना शुरू किया है। थर्ड पार्टी के पास डेटा जाने के बाद इसका कई तरह से इस्तेमाल किया जा सकता है। जैसे- गूगल पर जो चीज आप सबसे ज्यादा सर्च करते हैं या पढ़ते हैं उससे संबंधित विज्ञापन आपके मोबाइल और डेस्कटॉप पर आने लगते हैं। इससे कैसे बचें अपने फोन की ऐप में गैरजरूरी एक्सेस डिसेबल करें। फोन सेटिंग में जाकर आप ऐप परमीशन का स्टेटस देखें, और जिनकी एक्सेस नहीं देनी है, उन्हें डिसेबल कर दें। हमेशा दो मेल आईडी रखे। एक आईडी जो बैंक कम्यूनिकेशन वाली हो उसे मोबाइल से कनेक्ट न करें। सबसे ज्यादा डाटा चोरी उन जगहों से होती है जहां डाउनलोड किया गया। जब भी आप किसी साइबर कैफे कोई जरुरी काम करें, जैसे आधार या फिर अन्य दस्तावेज डाउनलोड करना, तो उन्हें रिसाइकिल बिन से भी डिलीट कर दें। अगर किसी साइबर कैफे में अपना मेल आईडी लॉगिन करते हैं तो उसे डिलीट करके ही जाएं। गूगल प्ले स्टोर पर ऐप डाउनलोड करने से पहले उसकी रेटिंग जरूर देखें। रेटिंग 4 या अधिक होनी चाहिए। ये भी पढ़े... 13 लाख भारतीयों के डेबिट-क्रेडिट कार्ड का डेटा चोरी, ऑनलाइन बेच रहे हैकर्स यदि आप भी हुए हैं ऑनलाइन फ्रॉड के शिकार, तो ऐसे कीजिए शिकायत आपको बिना बताए अकाउंट से पैसे निकाल रहे हैं ये ऐप, तुरंत करें डिलीट वरना हो सकता है नुकसान जानें कैसे भारतीय WhatsApp में घुसी इजरायली एजेंसी? कौन-कौन हुए इस जासूसी के शिकार? Read the full article

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As per the recent publication from USYD and Data61, over 2000 fake apps were discovered in the Google Play Store recently, including duplicates of popular games like Temple Run. These can present quite a threat to unsuspecting users through spreading malware and stealing data through excessive user permissions. In coming across this story in the news, I wondered how the average user would be able to spot the difference. After doing some further research, I identified 5 key traits to look for in a suspicious app: - App icon has slight differences in colour/shape/size of elements - Reviews are often low and/or polarising, with 5-star reviews often using the same text or unusual syntax and 1-star reviews warning other users about the app’s dangers. - # of downloads is unusually low for an app one expects to be popular - The app and developer name have additional words or characters that shouldn’t be there, or uses words that look similar. - The description contains spelling and grammar errors, or other unusual language and links. Users should consistently remove unused apps, and if they think an app that they have is fake, they should firstly clear the app cache and app data. Following this, they should delete the app; if the app has gained access to admin permissions, the user should reboot the device in safe mode to delete it. Failing this, the user should perform a factory reset. For any apps users spot that appear to be fake, make sure to report the app to the App Store/Play Store so that other users don’t fall for it!

Ultimately, with this infographic, I hope to provide a general audience with foundational literacy in what fake apps are, how to tell whether an app is fake, and best practices for keeping fake apps off one’s device.

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Latest malicious android app lists, if anyone already installed those applications, remove it immediately. #maliciousapps #jokervirus #fakeapp https://www.instagram.com/p/CgC5JJ3jJYn/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=

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The DeepFakeApp is scary for a variety of reasons, chief among them being the ability to make someone you do not like appear to say or do something they have never done. This is not limited to revenge porn (although that in and of itself can be reputation-shattering, not to mention traumatizing), you could turn your enemies into racists, you can make them murderers, you can put them on a screen and have them in places they would never be.

All the while, most viewers are none-the-wiser, not realizing they’re watching a fake facelift application.

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डिजिटल टेक्नोलॉजी की दुनियां मे स्मार्टफोन स्मार्टटीवी इलेक्ट्रॉनिक गेजेट्स इत्यादि इस्तेमाल करना बेहद ही आसान हो गया है जिसके कारण स्मार्ट डिवाइसेस  को आसान तरीकों से इस्तेमाल करने के लिए इनमे एप्लीकेशन की जरूरत होती है

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Here Come the Fake Videos, Too

By Kevin Roose, NY Times, March 4, 2018

The scene opened on a room with a red sofa, a potted plant and the kind of bland modern art you’d see on a therapist’s wall.

In the room was Michelle Obama, or someone who looked exactly like her. Wearing a low-cut top with a black bra visible underneath, she writhed lustily for the camera and flashed her unmistakable smile.

Then, the former first lady’s doppelgänger began to strip.

The video, which appeared on the online forum Reddit, was what’s known as a “deepfake”--an ultrarealistic fake video made with artificial intelligence software. It was created using a program called FakeApp, which superimposed Mrs. Obama’s face onto the body of a pornographic film actress. The hybrid was uncanny--if you didn’t know better, you might have thought it was really her.

Until recently, realistic computer-generated video was a laborious pursuit available only to big-budget Hollywood productions or cutting-edge researchers. Social media apps like Snapchat include some rudimentary face-morphing technology.

But in recent months, a community of hobbyists has begun experimenting with more powerful tools, including FakeApp--a program that was built by an anonymous developer using open-source software written by Google. FakeApp makes it free and relatively easy to create realistic face swaps and leave few traces of manipulation. Since a version of the app appeared on Reddit in January, it has been downloaded more than 120,000 times, according to its creator.

Deepfakes are one of the newest forms of digital media manipulation, and one of the most obviously mischief-prone. It’s not hard to imagine this technology’s being used to smear politicians, create counterfeit revenge porn or frame people for crimes. Lawmakers have already begun to worry about how deepfakes could be used for political sabotage and propaganda.

Even on morally lax sites like Reddit, deepfakes have raised eyebrows. Recently, FakeApp set off a panic after Motherboard, the technology site, reported that people were using it to create pornographic deepfakes of celebrities. Pornhub, Twitter and other sites quickly banned the videos, and Reddit closed a handful of deepfake groups, including one with nearly 100,000 members.

Some users on Reddit defended deepfakes and blamed the media for overhyping their potential for harm. Others moved their videos to alternative platforms, rightly anticipating that Reddit would crack down under its rules against nonconsensual pornography. And a few expressed moral qualms about putting the technology into the world.

Then, they kept making more.

The deepfake creator community is now in the internet’s shadows. But while out in the open, it gave an unsettling peek into the future.

“This is turning into an episode of Black Mirror,” wrote one Reddit user. The post raised the ontological questions at the heart of the deepfake debate: Does a naked image of Person A become a naked image of Person B if Person B’s face is superimposed in a seamless and untraceable way? In a broader sense, on the internet, what is the difference between representation and reality?

The user then signed off with a shrug: “Godspeed rebels.”

After lurking for several weeks in Reddit’s deepfake community, I decided to see how easy it was to create a (safe for work, nonpornographic) deepfake using my own face.

I started by downloading FakeApp and enlisting two technical experts to help me. The first was Mark McKeague, a colleague in The New York Times’s research and development department. The second was a deepfake creator I found through Reddit, who goes by the nickname Derpfakes.

Because of the controversial nature of deepfakes, Derpfakes would not give his or her real name. Derpfakes started posting deepfake videos on YouTube a few weeks ago, specializing in humorous offerings like Nicolas Cage playing Superman. The account has also posted some how-to videos on deepfake creation.

What I learned is that making a deepfake isn’t simple. But it’s not rocket science, either.

The first step is to find, or rent, a moderately powerful computer. FakeApp uses a suite of machine learning tools called TensorFlow, which was developed by Google’s A.I. division and released to the public in 2015. The software teaches itself to perform image-recognition tasks through trial and error. The more processing power on hand, the faster it works.

To get more speed, Mark and I used a remote server rented through Google Cloud Platform. It provided enough processing power to cut the time frame down to hours, rather than the days or weeks it might take on my laptop.

Once Mark set up the remote server and loaded FakeApp on it, we were on to the next step: data collection.

Picking the right source data is crucial. Short video clips are easier to manipulate than long clips, and scenes shot at a single angle produce better results than scenes with multiple angles. Genetics also help. The more the faces resemble each other, the better.

I’m a brown-haired white man with a short beard, so Mark and I decided to try several other brown-haired, stubbled white guys. We started with Ryan Gosling. (Aim high, right?) I also sent Derpfakes, my outsourced Reddit expert, several video options to choose from.

Next, we took several hundred photos of my face, and gathered images of Mr. Gosling’s face using a clip from a recent TV appearance. FakeApp uses these images to train the deep learning model and teach it to emulate our facial expressions.

To get the broadest photo set possible, I twisted my head at different angles, making as many different faces as I could.

Mark then used a program to crop those images down, isolating just our faces, and manually deleted any blurred or badly cropped photos. He then fed the frames into FakeApp. In all, we used 417 photos of me, and 1,113 of Mr. Gosling.

When the images were ready, Mark pressed “start” on FakeApp, and the training began. His computer screen filled with images of my face and Mr. Gosling’s face, as the program tried to identify patterns and similarities.

About eight hours later, after our model had been sufficiently trained, Mark used FakeApp to finish putting my face on Mr. Gosling’s body. The video was blurry and bizarre, and Mr. Gosling’s face occasionally flickered into view. Only the legally blind would mistake the person in the video for me.

We did better with a clip of Chris Pratt, the scruffy star of “Jurassic World,” whose face shape is a little more similar to mine. For this test, Mark used a bigger data set--1,861 photos of me, 1,023 of him--and let the model run overnight.

A few days later, Derpfakes, who had also been training a model, sent me a finished deepfake made using the footage I had sent and a video of the actor Jake Gyllenhaal. This one was much more lifelike, a true hybrid that mixed my facial features with his hair, beard and body.

Derpfakes repeated the process with videos of Jimmy Kimmel and Liev Schreiber, both of which turned out well. As an experienced deepfake creator, Derpfakes had a more intuitive sense of which source videos would produce a clean result, and more experience with the subtle blending and tweaking that takes place at the end of the deepfake process.

In all, our deepfake experiment took three days and cost $85.96 in Google Cloud Platform credits. That seemed like a small price to pay for stardom.

On the day of the school shooting last month in Parkland, Fla., a screenshot of a BuzzFeed News article, “Why We Need to Take Away White People’s Guns Now More Than Ever,” written by a reporter named Richie Horowitz, began making the rounds on social media.

The whole thing was fake. No BuzzFeed employee named Richie Horowitz exists, and no article with that title was ever published on the site. But the doctored image pulsed through right-wing outrage channels and was boosted by activists on Twitter. It wasn’t an A.I.-generated deepfake, or even a particularly sophisticated Photoshop job, but it did the trick.

Online misinformation, no matter how sleekly produced, spreads through a familiar process once it enters our social distribution channels. The hoax gets 50,000 shares, and the debunking an hour later gets 200. The carnival barker gets an algorithmic boost on services like Facebook and YouTube, while the expert screams into the void.

There’s no reason to believe that deepfake videos will operate any differently. People will share them when they’re ideologically convenient and dismiss them when they’re not. The dupes who fall for satirical stories from The Onion will be fooled by deepfakes, and the scrupulous people who care about the truth will find ways to detect and debunk them.

“There’s no choice,” said Hao Li, an assistant professor of computer science at the University of Southern California. Mr. Li, who is also the founder of Pinscreen, a company that uses artificial intelligence to create lifelike 3-D avatars, said the weaponization of A.I. was inevitable and would require a sudden shift in public awareness.

“I see this as the next form of communication,” he said. “I worry that people will use it to blackmail others, or do bad things. You have to educate people that this is possible.”

So, O.K. Here I am, telling you this: An A.I. program powerful enough to turn Michelle Obama into a pornography star, or transform a schlubby newspaper columnist into Jake Gyllenhaal, is in our midst. Manipulated video will soon become far more commonplace.

And there’s probably nothing we can do except try to bat the fakes down as they happen, pressure social media companies to fight misinformation aggressively, and trust our eyes a little less every day.

[mondaymelon]

Hello just wanted to ask! What do you use for smau?

heya! thanks for this ask ♡ i hope it will clear some things up :)

i use memi message (ignore the 2.4 stars it is decent at times but its kinda glitchy for me) for texting and gcs!

other good alternates that i use sometimes are :

fake chat is really nice and customizable BUT NOT GREAT because of 2 things!!

you cant do group chats

it doesnt save contacts or message history!!

typestory is an alternate app for groupchats!! (you can use it in conjunction with fakeapp <3 these two are also compatible with mac and other devices so its a lot more versatile! ofc, it does require more work)

theres just one big problem

you cant make your own texts in the gc

by that i mean you cant answer anything - because typestory is meant to be a story, meaning that only the characteres speak (aka blue and green bubbles)

as for social media (twitter) i use twinote!! definitely the best one out there, looks really legit and is also fairly easy to use! the time function is a lil wack but thats fine and managable

REASONS WHY ITS VERY GOOD AND MELON APPROVED

making accounts is really easy!!

everything looks perfect

you can even set up notifications, follows

and twitter dms!!! (a function i will definitely be using)

if you have any more questions, feel free to send another dm! thank you ♡♡

[chaitanyabharatnews]

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[mizunocaitlin]

I’m a little bent out of shape the FakeApp for deep fakes only runs on NVIDIA right now. There’s so much potential there. 

[mellyhatchet]

I'm up to $95.48 save only need a few dollars more to cash out on #LuckyPusher... Problem is... It took me only a few days of playing to reach $95.48 and after that, not a single green coin will ever be offered again so I've been playing for about 2 weeks with zero chance to ever reach the payout of $100. I'm deleting this #scamapp as well as all the others that have me stuck just a few dollars away from the payout but refuse to allow me to actually reach that payout. #scammerseverywhere #scamsdaily #scamalert #badapp #badapps #dontwasteyourtime #nopayout #nevercashout #fakeapp https://www.instagram.com/p/CFVYY29j5mx/?igshid=whwspuzdb1uq

[dualredundancy]

In this week's episode David, John and Kyle discuss a missing woman that was spotted on The Bachelor (2:00), a twist on robotic telepresence nicknamed “Human Uber” (8:05), a Kickstarter for a unique movie viewing experience (12:20) and a creepy software app that can replace faces in any video (18:00). We also review the series premiere of Netflix’s Altered Carbon entitled “Out of the Past” (27:00). Finally, we discuss the first week of Celebrity Big Brother including the first two live evictions (37:50).

http://www.dualredundancy.com/2018/02/podcast-193-altered-carbon-and.html