Remove Leaked Photos & Videos From FetLife

FetLife joined StopNCII as an industry partner in 2026, which means hash-registered intimate images are auto-blocked from upload across the network. For content already posted, we file as your authorized agent under signed Letter of Authorization to FetLife's 24/7 caretaking team, with notices routing under our business name not yours.

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What Can Complicate Removal From FetLife

• FetLife is a kink and BDSM community where consent context is central, but unauthorized re-posts of intimate images still violate their policy. Reports require precise framing to bypass community-context confusion.
• In-app reports route to FetLife's general moderation queue alongside thousands of other reports daily.
• Some recipients pass copyright notices to public transparency databases, and a notice can carry the name of the person who sent it.
• Content from FetLife sometimes propagates to kink-adjacent forums and image boards where direct takedown is harder.

How We Remove Your Content

1. We walk you through StopNCII.org hash registration (your image stays on your device, only the hash leaves your computer) so any future upload of your content to FetLife is auto-blocked at the upload layer.
2. For content already on FetLife, we file as your authorized agent to the FetLife reporting team with the URL, content description, and a consent statement. FetLife's 24/7 caretaking team processes NCII reports with priority over standard community reports.
3. We use our business contact details where the reporting process permits and explain any additional information required for your case.

About FetLife and how removal works

FetLife is the largest kink and BDSM social network and joined the StopNCII industry partner program in 2026. The partnership is meaningful for FetLife users specifically because the platform's community culture historically tolerates a wider range of intimate content than mainstream platforms, but explicitly prohibits non-consensual posting. The challenge for victims has been distinguishing "intimate content posted with consent" (acceptable on FetLife) from "intimate content of me posted without my consent" (prohibited). The StopNCII hash partnership cuts through that ambiguity by blocking the specific images you have registered, regardless of who uploads them or what consent claim accompanies the post.

FetLife operates a 24/7 caretaking team that handles reports across more than 20 internal policies, including revenge porn, harassment, identity impersonation, and CSAM. Reports filed with the NCII basis stated give the FetLife team what it needs without back-and-forth clarification. CSAM cases trigger account preservation for law enforcement coordination.

IntimaShield's authorized-agent filings to FetLife route under our business name and Chicago address. Some recipients pass copyright notices to public transparency databases, and a notice can carry the name of the person who sent it. For content that has spread from FetLife to kink-adjacent forums and image boards (a common pattern given the community overlap), parallel filings on those external sites are part of the same case.