A recent Ontario case, R. v. Kapoor (2025 ONCJ 542), ruled that sharing a fake nude of a spouse is morally wrong but not a crime under current law. The judge found deepfake nudes fall outside Canada’s intimate-image law since they’re not “real recordings.” This exposes a major gap in protecting adult victims. Courts could apply the Salituro principle to close it until Parliament modernizes Section 162.1.