Reputation Protection
Your face was posted to 100,000 strangers. Now your photos are everywhere.
Intimate images shared after a dating-group post? Send the links you know. We pursue eligible removal requests, follow up with non-compliant offshore sites, and show you the work in your private case.
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The scraping problem no one warns you about.
Legal advice and removal work: know the difference.
The Legal Reality
- Legal options depend on the facts and jurisdiction
- A platform report and a legal claim serve different purposes
- A lawyer can assess defamation or other legal claims
- Ask counsel about likely costs and available remedies
- Discuss privacy and disclosure before taking legal action
Managed Removal Work
- Technical sweeps across leak forums, tube sites, and file lockers
- Authorized removal requests for qualifying intimate imagery
- Applicable escalation when a site ignores the request
- De-indexing removes your photos from search engines
- Escalation that does not stop while content is live
Where we can help with intimate-image removal.
Extortion Sites
Sites that scrape dating group photos and monetize them through ads or blackmail. We pursue eligible intimate-image removal requests and applicable escalation.
Catfish Profiles
Your face is being used on fake dating profiles across Tinder, Bumble, and Hinge. Use the platform impersonation report for ordinary profile photos; intimate-image removal has separate eligibility requirements.
Forum Reposts
Screenshots and re-uploads on Reddit, 4chan, and niche forums. We sweep the leak-site directory by your names and handles and surface copies you don’t even know exist.
How it works.
Free Leak Scan
Enter your names and handles. We search leak forums, file lockers, and adult platforms. You get a threat count in seconds. No selfie, no commitment.
Identity-Verified Confirmation
Verify your identity and confirm which links depict you. We check content eligibility and authorization before removal work. Face matching supports this review; it does not discover every copy.
Attack the Infrastructure
Three-level legal escalation: site operator, then hosting provider, then payment processor. At the same time, we de-index from Google and Bing. Escalation keeps firing until the content comes down.
Reputation Shield
Twice-weekly searches check your names and handles for possible new matches. You approve findings before eligible takedowns. Offshore escalation is priced separately, and monitoring cannot find or prevent every re-upload.
We continue pursuing eligible case links while they remain live. Source removal and search-result removal are tracked separately.
Built for trust. Built for court.
Frequently asked questions.
We cannot delete a post ourselves or guarantee that Facebook will remove it. Our paid intimate-image plans require eligible content and authority to act. Ordinary dating-group comments, criticism, and non-intimate profile photos are not automatically eligible. Use the platform reporting process for those posts and consult a qualified lawyer about any legal claim.
Our free scan searches by name, username, and handle across leak forums, file lockers, and adult platforms. No photos required. Optional Shield monitoring searches names and handles twice weekly. You review possible matches, and identity and eligibility checks apply before removal work. If a copy carries no identifying text, we point you to reverse-image tools you can run yourself and take over the moment you submit the URLs. Biometric retention follows our published policy, including deletion after case closure or subscription cancellation.
An offshore address does not end the case. We pursue removal requests and applicable escalation for eligible agreed links, continue follow-up while they remain live, and record progress. The receiving sites control their responses; no removal outcome is guaranteed.
They’re different tools for different problems. A lawyer addresses the legal claim against the person who posted. We address the technical spread: the scraped copies, the extortion sites, the catfish profiles, the forum reposts. Many of our clients use both. The lawyer fights the lawsuit. We stop the bleeding while they do.
Emergency Removal covers agreed links and starts at $499 for 1–5 domains; larger scopes cost $799, $1,299, or $1,999. Shield is a separate $29/month subscription with twice-weekly name-and-handle searches. Approved, eligible matches on major compliant platforms include takedowns; offshore escalation is priced separately. Neither service can find every copy or guarantee removal.
Stop the spread. Start your emergency takedown now.
Your photos are out there. Every hour you wait, they spread further. Paste the links and let us handle the legal takedown.