Is the situation of someone drawing another person naked without their consent really that helpful when informing how we handle nudify apps?

Drawing a nude portrait of a person is a lot of work, so mostly this was an issue celebrities had to deal with, and the scale is not the same (the number of people who could produce deepfakes was small, and the number of people that were impacted were also small).

Now nudify apps are easy to use, so producing convincing deepfakes is accessible to anyone (including teenagers), creating a fairly different situation, and the way it should be handled is probably different too.