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Protect yourself

Practical steps drawn from official consumer-protection and law-enforcement advice. Each guide links to the original sources.

AI voice-cloning and impersonation scams

How scammers use cloned voices and fake video calls, and what official agencies advise you to do.

Sexual deepfakes and sextortion

What to do if someone creates or threatens to share fake intimate images of you, based on official guidance.

Fake celebrity investment ads

How to recognise deepfake adverts that use famous people to promote investment scams.

AI companions, chatbots and young people

What parents and carers can do about the risks of AI chatbots and companion apps for children and teenagers.

Before you give an AI agent access

How to limit the damage an AI agent can do with your files, accounts and money.

When AI makes false claims about you

Steps to take if a chatbot or AI search tool spreads false information about you.

Facial recognition mistakes

What to know and do if you are stopped, accused or banned because of a facial recognition match.

Challenging an automated decision

Your options when an automated system makes a decision about you, such as refusing credit or a job application.

Protecting your privacy when using AI tools

What not to share with chatbots and AI apps, and how to limit how your conversations are used.

Driver assistance and self-driving cars

What safety agencies say about driver-assistance features and robotaxis, and how to report a problem.

Using AI in legal and professional work

How to avoid fabricated citations and other AI errors in court filings, reports and professional advice.

Spotting AI-generated misinformation

Simple checks before you believe or share a shocking video, image or claim.