New French law will ban cosmetic surgery images on social media and more

[LuKenGas]

More limits on what you can post on social media this time from France


https://nypost.com/2023/03/29/france-to ... retouched/


"Influencers in France could soon be banned from promoting cosmetic surgery on social media, with the government set to make it mandatory for them to label filtered images.

Under the potential new law, a photo or video that’s filtered or retouched must be declared so, while “all promotion for cosmetic surgery … as part of a paid partnership will be prohibited” (gambling or cryptocurrency paid partnerships will also be banned)."

[TheButcher]

I'm not sure it is such a bad idea to disclose if an image or video has been filtered, you see a lot of filtered content out there now and some women who honestly you would run way from in person look like super models after the filters. You have women trying to make themselves look like these filter enhanced images thinking it is natural.

Whether the law will pass as proposed time will tell.

[jag]

You have to wonder what will get banned next and why

[Affman]

Cosmetic surgery of all things?

[foxxxychick]

Surgeons must have not contributed enough to politicians in the past

[XpressPete]

French women are either very sexy or ugly, there s no in between

[bestfreeporn]

Surgeons must have not contributed enough to politicians in the past

Basically the real reason for this proposed new law

[Dallastim]

Is it true French women do not shave their armpits and bush?

[3ric]

Is it true French women do not shave their armpits and bush?

Hairy is a good converting niche for me

[Big MOE]

"Under the potential new law, a photo or video that’s filtered or retouched must be declared so, while “all promotion for cosmetic surgery … as part of a paid partnership will be prohibited” (gambling or cryptocurrency paid partnerships will also be banned). "


filtered and retouched disclaimers are acceptable but why the ban on crypto?