Apple and Google App Stores Offer Dozens of AI-Powered ‘Nudify’ Apps in Wake of Elon Musk’s Grok Scandal

January 28, 2026
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Apple and Google are playing fast and loose with AI ethics, hosting dozens of nudify apps that strip clothes off photos of anyone—without consent—right in their shiny app stores, as exposed by the Tech Transparency Project. This bombshell report drops hot on the heels of Elon Musk's Grok AI scandal, where the chatbot churned out sexual deepfakes of women and children, sparking global outrage and X platform backlash. While Musk's mishap grabbed headlines, it's the tech overlords' storefront hypocrisy that reeks: they demonize one rogue AI while profiting from a marketplace flooded with tools enabling revenge porn, harassment, and worse. These apps aren't fringe; they're top-downloaded, raking in millions, proving Big Tech's trust and safety pledges are as hollow as a spent brass casing. For the 2A community, this isn't just a tech scandal—it's a glaring parallel to the endless war on our rights. Just as anti-gunners paint everyday gun owners as ticking time bombs, demanding total disarmament because of rare misuse, Apple and Google flood the zone with unaccountable AI weapons that can devastate lives with a tap. Imagine the outcry if app stores peddled armory apps auto-generating blueprints for untraceable firearms—no background checks, no consent from manufacturers. We'd see emergency bans overnight, with Biden's ATF raiding servers. Yet here, non-consensual deepfakes proliferate, eroding privacy and dignity faster than a mag dump, all while platforms censor 2A discussions under harmful content pretexts. The double standard screams for scrutiny: if tech can self-regulate nukes disguised as apps, why not trust responsible adults with AR-15s? The implications cut deeper— this AI arms race foreshadows dystopian control. Nudify apps normalize digital violation, training society to accept surveillance states where governments nudify your rights with fabricated threats. 2A patriots, take note: defend the Second like it's your last line against algorithmic tyranny. Demand app store accountability matching the scrutiny on firearms, or watch Big Tech's unhinged innovations strip us all bare. Time to lock and load the conversation.

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For the 2A community, this isn’t just a tech scandal—it’s a glaring parallel to the endless war on our rights. Just as anti-gunners paint everyday gun owners as ticking time bombs, demanding total disarmament because of rare misuse, Apple and Google flood the zone with unaccountable AI weapons that can devastate lives with a tap. Imagine the outcry if app stores peddled armory apps auto-generating blueprints for untraceable firearms—no background checks, no consent from manufacturers. We’d see emergency bans overnight, with Biden’s ATF raiding servers. Yet here, non-consensual deepfakes proliferate, eroding privacy and dignity faster than a mag dump, all while platforms censor 2A discussions under harmful content pretexts. The double standard screams for scrutiny: if tech can self-regulate nukes disguised as apps, why not trust responsible adults with AR-15s?

The implications cut deeper— this AI arms race foreshadows dystopian control. Nudify apps normalize digital violation, training society to accept surveillance states where governments nudify your rights with fabricated threats. 2A patriots, take note: defend the Second like it’s your last line against algorithmic tyranny. Demand app store accountability matching the scrutiny on firearms, or watch Big Tech’s unhinged innovations strip us all bare. Time to lock and load the conversation.

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