Those who share private photos and videos are in trouble! Jammu and Kashmir Police have announced their action plans. Here's what you need to know..

Jammu Kashmir Police Public Advisory: With the increasing use of technology, many people are taking advantage of this technology to threaten others with the possibility of sharing their private photos or videos. Many victims become panicked and unsure of their actions. In response, the Jammu and Kashmir Police have issued a public advisory, issued through X, urging people to be vigilant and take necessary action if someone threatens to share their private photos or videos online. They also outlined steps that can help victims take immediate action.

Create a Digital Hash

The police explained that if anyone receives such a threat, they can create a digital hash of the photo or video and keep it safe. A digital hash, like any file, is a unique digital fingerprint. It can be shared with social media platforms, allowing them to identify and block content if someone attempts to upload it online. To create a digital hash, visit the StopNCII.org website.

Police Appeal to the Public

The police have urged people not to panic in the event of any such online threats or blackmail, but to immediately contact their nearest cybercrime unit. They also advised victims to preserve evidence and file a complaint through official channels to prevent further misuse of private content.

Learn the complete step-by-step process.
Go to StopNCII.org and create a digital fingerprint (hash) of your image/video without uploading your photos.

This hash is shared with social media platforms.
The platforms match the uploaded content to this hash.
If a match is found, the content is blocked or removed.

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