Intimate images shared without consent, including AI-generated deepfakes, can be removed. US federal law now requires covered platforms to take them down quickly once properly reported, and Google has a dedicated removal request for search results.
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Being specific about this is how you avoid paying for an outcome nobody can deliver.
You do not have to do this alone, and you should not have to pay to get started. Free tools such as StopNCII.org can help block images from being shared on participating platforms, and we can handle the rest confidentially.
We establish whether the content actually breaches platform policy or the law, and tell you plainly if it does not.
We build the evidence file that gives a report the best chance of succeeding rather than being auto-declined, and escalate where a first response is wrong.
Whatever the outcome, we work on what people find first, so you are not dependent on a removal decision you do not control.
A short description is enough. We will tell you what is realistically achievable on the platforms involved and what it will take.
No. We never need the images themselves. Links, screenshots of where the content appears with the image area obscured, or simply a description are enough to start.
Platforms covered by federal law must act quickly once a valid request is made, and many remove this content well within days. Google search results can usually be addressed in parallel.
Completely. We do not contact anyone, including the person who posted the content, without your explicit instruction.
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