You write legislation that bans all three because there is no difference between generating, photoshopping or drawing lewds of someone without their consent.

Banning this on an individual level would be impossible, so you let the platforms that host it get sued.

We have the technology to detect if an image is NSFW and if it includes a celebrity. Twitter is letting this happen on purpose.

The images spread across X in particular on Wednesday night, with one hitting 45 million views before being taken down. The platform was slow to respond, with the post staying up for around 17 hours.

It's hard to pretend it wasn't reported by Taylors fans many time during this time and the moderators didn't know about this image half an hour after it was posted.