How takedowns helps survivors of intimate image abuse, in 90 seconds

1 min 31 s · narrated · published 2026-10-07

A calm walkthrough for anyone whose intimate images were shared without consent: start a private case, review each copy before anything is sent, requests go out under our legal name, we ask Google to remove search results, what to do if you are threatened, and free helplines. No images are shown.

Transcript

If someone shared your intimate images without your consent, it is not your fault. And you don't have to deal with it alone. Here's how we can help. For free, and in private.

Start a private case with what you know. A link, a name, a date. You can add the rest later. We look for public copies, and you review each one before anything is sent.

Removal requests go out under our legal name. Never yours. We also ask Google to drop those pages from search results for your name, even while a site is still deciding. If someone is threatening you, don't pay, and keep the evidence.

Paying rarely ends the demands. StopNCII can help platforms block re-uploads. And if you were under eighteen in the images, Take It Down can help instead. You can see every request, and what still needs follow-up, at your own pace.

If you'd like to talk to someone, there are free helplines too. We list them on our survivors page. It's free. No card.

Start a private case at takedowns.vesamuni.com.

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