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US warns Nigerians against AI-edited passport photos

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The US Mission in Nigeria warns against using AI or digital editing tools on passport photos for visa applications, stating such images will cause delays. Read More: https://punchng.com/us-warns-nigerians-against-ai-edited-passport-photos/

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