Remove Leaked Photos & Videos From EroProfile

EroProfile is a user-upload site for amateur videos and photos, so private recordings can be posted there by someone other than the person in them. It lists no email address on its removal and legal pages. Requests go through its own web forms, and IntimaShield files them for you as your authorized agent, so your name and email stay off the request.

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What to do first about content on EroProfile

Use the page address for the affected photo or video, plus the profile link if you have it. Your request should identify the content you want removed, not just the account name.

Keep these links and records

  • The specific photo or video page URLs you already know.
  • The associated profile link if it helps identify the material.
  • Any previous contact-form receipt or response.

What if EroProfile does not respond to my report?

Keep the exact URLs and your report history. You can review the known links for managed removal help, including applicable follow-up when the first request is ignored. A response or report receipt is not itself confirmation that the content has been removed.

Search removal and removal from the website are separate outcomes. We request both for the links in your case and report them separately.

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What Can Complicate Removal From EroProfile

  • EroProfile lists no email address on its removal and legal pages, and its forms confirm on screen without a reference number, so you have no ticket to cite later.
  • The contact form asks for your name and email address, so filing it yourself puts your identity in front of the site that is hosting the content.
  • The site offers a copyright (DMCA) route, but a copyright claim only works if you own the copyright, which usually means you recorded or photographed the content yourself.

How We Remove Your Content

  1. We file EroProfile's own removal request as your authorized agent under a signed Letter of Authorization, using the option the site provides for personal files posted without permission. The request lists every link you give us and carries our company name and email, not yours.
  2. We ask Google and Bing to drop the pages from their search results. When they agree, fewer people find the pages while the request is with EroProfile. It is harm reduction, not the finish line.
  3. Every request we file for you is logged on your case, so you can see which links were filed, through which form, and on what date.

About EroProfile and how removal works

EroProfile is an adult community site where members upload amateur videos and photos, create profiles and use a dating section. Because anyone can upload, private videos and photos can appear there without the consent of the person in them, and a page can keep turning up in search results for as long as it stays online.

Removal requests go through EroProfile's own web forms. It lists no email address on its removal and legal pages, its forms ask for the requester's name and email address, and they confirm on screen without a reference number. The site also has a copyright route, which fits only if you own the copyright, usually meaning you recorded or photographed the content yourself.

If you would rather not put your own name and email on that request, IntimaShield files it for you. We act as your authorized agent under a signed Letter of Authorization, so the request carries our company details and refers to you only by a case number. We list every link you give us, and we log the filing on your case so you can see which links were filed and when. In parallel we ask Google and Bing to drop the pages from their search results, to cut down how many people find them when they search for you.

Two things we will not tell you. We cannot promise EroProfile will act on a request, and no honest service can. And de-indexing is not removal: taking a page out of search results reduces who finds it, which matters, but the file stays on the site until EroProfile removes it. We use our business contact details where the reporting process permits and explain any additional information required for your case.

Before you start, collect the full EroProfile page or album links you already have. If the same material appears on another website, include those links too. You do not need to download or send us the intimate files to request a removal-scope review. Only submit content that depicts you, or that you are explicitly authorized to act on.

You can review the scope and price before paying. Emergency removal is a one-time fee based on unique domains: $499 for 1–5, $799 for 6–15, $1,299 for 16–30, and $1,999 for 31+. Several links on the same domain do not automatically mean several domains. Ongoing discovery of new copies is a separate monitoring service.

Your private case record distinguishes a submitted request, a response, and a confirmed removal. A page disappearing from Google does not prove the original file is gone from EroProfile. We explain what remains unresolved and what happens next; we do not promise that an offshore site will comply or publish your case as a marketing example.

Frequently Asked Questions

Why not ask EroProfile to remove it myself?

EroProfile's form asks for the requester's name and email address, so a request you file yourself puts your identity in front of the site hosting the content, and the form confirms on screen with no reference number to cite later. We file it as your authorized agent under our company details, refer to you only by a case number, and log each filing on your case. The site shows pages only to visitors who confirm they are 18 or older.

What if I was under 18 in the content?

Please go to NCMEC, the National Center for Missing & Exploited Children. IntimaShield does not handle content of anyone under 18. NCMEC's free Take It Down service at takeitdown.ncmec.org is for nude, partially nude or sexually explicit images and videos taken before you were 18, and your files never leave your device. It works on public or unencrypted platforms that have agreed to take part. You can also report the page to NCMEC's CyberTipline at report.cybertip.org.

Does a copyright (DMCA) request fit my case?

Only if you own the copyright, which usually means you recorded or photographed the content yourself. If someone else recorded it, a copyright claim is the wrong basis, and we file on the basis that it was posted without your consent.

Can you guarantee EroProfile removes it?

No, and be wary of anyone who does. The decision sits with the site. What we can show you is which links were filed on your behalf, through which form, and when. In the meantime we ask Google and Bing to drop the pages from their search results.

Will my name be on the request?

No. We file under our own company details as your authorized agent and refer to you only by a case number. Your identity stays on file with us.

Does StopNCII stop it being re-uploaded to EroProfile?

No. StopNCII only blocks re-uploads on platforms that take part in it, and EroProfile is not among the partners StopNCII has announced. It is still worth doing because it covers the major platforms that do take part, and we walk you through it. The hash is created on your device, and your image never leaves it.