Hi everyone, welcome back to Doing It, the Sex and Relationships podcast where sex has never been so nerdy, with me, your host, Hannah Whitten.

This week, I am joined by Jennifer Savin.

Jennifer is Cosmopolitan UK's award-winning features editor, whose work regularly

sees her go undercover to explore and expose issues important to young women today.

She is passionate about covering mental health, often writing personal pieces about anxiety and

depression, cultural trends and feminist issues.

She regularly campaigns for abortion rights,

recently helping persuade MPs to vote in favour

of keeping the option of pills by post abortions in England,

and intimate image abuse such as the threat of revenge porn.

Jennifer's recent report on the Deepfake porn epidemic

was featured in a BBC documentary,

Deepfake Porn Could You Be Next?

Which she also acted as a consultant on. I wanted to get Jennifer on the show to share some of what

she's learned about deep fake porn and personal advice she's learned about how breakups can impact mental health.

Jennifer and I chatted all about deep fake porn. what it is, why women are more likely to be impacted

by deep fake porn, and how a friend being a victim of it

made Jennifer want to deep dive research into it.

We discussed the complicated balance

between protecting yourself from internet image abuse

whilst not censoring yourself as a woman online. Jennifer told me about what current

laws look like around deep fake porn and how they are essentially non-existent. However, since recording

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