Fatima Jatoi Viral Video: Deepfake Controversy, Truth Revealed, and Cybersecurity Risks

Fatima Jatoi Viral Video: New claims of private video leaks have been surfacing on social media for some time now. These claims are targeting several celebrities and social media influencers. Now, another name has been added to this list. After Pakistani influencer Imsha Rehman, another MMS video linking her name to Pakistani influencer Fatima Jatoi is making the rounds. Amid rumors and search trends circulating online, Fatima Jatoi herself has come forward and revealed the truth behind the viral video. Surprisingly, only 13 days into the year 2026, two videos are gaining widespread attention. It's worth noting that neither of these videos is from India.

Fatima Jatoi Responds to Deepfake Video Claims

Pakistani influencer Fatima Jatoi has called a 6-minute, 39-second video going viral on social media fake. Holding the Quran in her hand, Fatima declared the video completely fabricated. This case has once again raised serious questions about AI deepfakes, cybercrime, and the spread of misinformation on social media.

Deepfake videos, fueled by the continued misuse of artificial intelligence, are becoming a growing concern. A pornographic video (MMS) attributed to Fatima Jatoi, a well-known Pakistani influencer living in Dubai, is rapidly going viral on the internet. Experts have claimed that the viral video was created using deepfakes, making it extremely difficult for ordinary users to distinguish between real and fake videos.

With the Quran in hand, I say...

Fatima Jatoi has revealed the truth about a private video that has been rapidly going viral on social media. In a 28-second clip, Fatima appears emotional. She said, "I had no idea people could stoop so low. I hold the Quran in my hand, and I swear this video is not mine. People are unable to tolerate how a poor girl, through hard work, became wealthy."

The Growing Problem of Deepfake Videos on Social Media

TikTok user Imsha Rehman faced intense trolling over a deepfake private video that went viral on social media, and she even deleted her social media account. Similar content is now being shared in the name of Fatima Jatoi. However, no official agency or reliable source has yet confirmed the authenticity of this video.

Fatima’s Emotional Message and Public Denial

Regarding the deepfake private video of Fatima Jatoi that is rapidly going viral on social media, cybersecurity experts have warned users that links shared with keywords like "Fatima Jatoi Viral Video" or "Fatima Jatoi MMS" can be dangerous. Such links often direct users to malicious websites where their personal data can be stolen. These links often install malware on mobile phones or computers, posing a risk of draining bank accounts. Therefore, avoid clicking on such links.

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