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Report and Request Removal of Nude or Sexually Explicit Photos/ Videos of Yourself

The Take It Down Act empowers individuals to request the removal of intimate visual depictions of themselves that were shared without their consent. To ensure your request can be processed efficiently, please adhere to the following reporting requirements:

I. Eligibility for Removal Request

Any identifiable person depicted in an intimate visual depiction has the right to seek its removal.

Full Legal Name

Your own name, even if you are making the request on behalf of an individual whose legal rights you represent, such as a minor.

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Legal Name

Name of the individual whose legal rights you represent

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Country of Residence

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Contact email address

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II. Submission Format

All requests for removal must be submitted in writing.

III. Required Information for Depiction Location

Your request must include information reasonably sufficient to locate the intimate visual depiction.

This may include, but is not limited to:

URLs:Direct links to the depiction on websites, social media platforms, or other online services.
Keywords/Search Terms:Specific terms that can be used to find the depiction if direct links are unavailable.
Platform/Service Name:The name of the website, social media platform, or other service where the depiction is hosted.
Date/Time of Upload (if known):Approximate or exact date and time the depiction was first made public.
Description of the Content:Provide a brief description of the content.
Platform ID / User Account Name of the Poster

Location of Depiction

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IV. Statement of Non-Consensual Nature

Provide a brief statement that clearly articulates that you (or minor) did not consent to the creation or dissemination of the intimate visual depiction:

Statement here

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V. Requestor's Signature

By typing your full name below, you are providing us with your digital signature, which is as legally binding as your physical signature. Your signature must exactly match the first and last names that you entered at the top of this form in order for your submission to be successful.

Typing your name below will act as your electronic signature

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I have good faith belief that the reported content is unlawful for the reasons stated above. I confirm that the information I have provided is accurate to the best of my knowledge.

How to prevent a nude or sexually explicit photo or video of yourself from being shared online

If you have a nude or sexually explicit photo or video of yourself, there are tools to help you prevent it from being shared or reshared online:

If you're over 18 in your image or video, use StopNCII.org
If you're under 18 in your image or video, use TakeItDown.NCMEC.org

Get support

These organizations provide support for people who are being harassed or harmed online:

Cyber Civil Rights Initiative National Helpline (844-878-2274): Free and confidential support for victims of nonconsensual pornography.
National Domestic Violence Hotline (800-799-7233): Free and confidential support available 24/7 for anyone experiencing domestic violence, seeking resources or information or questioning unhealthy aspects of their relationship.
Without My Consent: Practical advice for anyone experiencing online harassment.
Love Is Respect: Resources for teens to prevent and end abusive dating relationships.

You may want to contact local law enforcement to see if it's illegal to post things like this in your state or country. If you want to pursue legal action, you may need a screenshot or other record of the post.