Capture evidence before it disappears

    Deepfake content is often taken down or reposted quickly — save proof now.

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    By Jordan Dickson · Reviewed by CSG Security Engineers

    Updated June 2026 · 1 min read

    Whether it's a face-swap video, a cloned voice, or AI-generated images, the first job is the same: capture evidence before the content moves or disappears.

    Stay safe while documenting

    Important

    If the content is non-consensual intimate material, capture only what you need for evidence. Don't redownload more than necessary.

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    Jordan Dickson

    Founder, CyberSecurityGuides

    Founder of CyberSecurityGuides, writing practical, jargon-free guides that help everyday people recover from and protect against online attacks.

    Reviewed by CSG Security Engineers

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