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- Delhi Police warned users that uploading personal images to AI tools for 1980s-style photo editing carries significant cybersecurity risks.
- These AI apps may misuse uploaded photos to create fake profiles or facilitate blackmail and cyber fraud.
- Authorities urged the public to avoid using unknown AI tools for processing personal images.
- Victims of cyber-related incidents should report them via the helpline number 1930 or the official cybercrime portal.
What to watch next
- Potential increase in identity theft reports linked to AI photo applications.
- Official updates on cybercrime reporting procedures.
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