Intimate images shared without your consent
NetClearer reports intimate photos and videos shared without consent to the platforms, websites and hosts that show them, and asks Google to delist every result. Links are enough: never send us the images. We open your case the same day and work discreetly. €29 incl. VAT per link. If a minor is involved, contact the police first.
Published · Updated by Pierre Billard, founder of NetClearer
First, you
What happened is not your fault. Whether an ex-partner posted the images, a hacked account leaked them, or someone took them without your knowledge, the person who shared them is responsible. Many people in your situation feel shame and wait. Acting early helps: the fewer copies exist, the easier they are to handle.
If the person in the images is under 18, contact the police first. Do not download, copy or forward the images, even to report them. The police and specialised hotlines handle such content under special rules.
What we need, and what we never need
- Links only: the address of each page, post, video or profile. A list in a text file or an email is enough.
- Never the images. We do not ask for them, we do not store them, and we do not open more than needed to confirm a link works.
- Your ID and a signed mandate, so platforms know the request comes from the person shown.
- Optional: names of accounts that posted, dates, messages that show threats or blackmail. Keep them; the police may need them too.
What we do
- Same day: we open your case and check each link: platform, host, country, whether Google shows it.
- Platform reports: we use each platform’s non-consensual intimate imagery form. Facebook, Instagram, TikTok, X, YouTube and Reddit all forbid sharing such images without consent.
- Hosts and websites: for sites without a form, we write to the site and to its hosting company, with a notice under DSA article 16.
- Google: we ask Google to remove the images and pages from its results for your name and from image search.
- Follow-up: we check the links again and report new copies on a plan with monitoring.
Platforms and situations
Each platform has its own report route. Snapchat is widely used by young people in the Netherlands and Sweden (45% of the population in the ad audience figures), Reddit is unusually large in both countries, and TikTok and Instagram reach more than half of Spanish adults (DataReportal). Our platform pages explain the routes we use on each.
The law
In Spain, sharing intimate images without consent is a crime under article 197.7 of the Criminal Code (UPO). In the other countries we serve, national criminal law differs and we have not verified each offence, so we do not cite them here. Across the EU, the GDPR treats such images as personal data, and the Digital Services Act requires platforms to act on notices.
If you want to report the person who shared the images, contact the police in your country. For damages or a court order, consult a lawyer. NetClearer is not a law firm and does not give legal advice. We work on the online part, alongside the police and lawyers, not instead of them.
Price and discretion
€29 incl. VAT per link, €69 incl. VAT for 3, €199 incl. VAT for 10. For many copies or repeat uploads, a monthly plan includes regular checks. No refund once your request has been filed. Your file stays confidential and is shared only with the platforms that receive a request.
Frequently asked questions
Do I really not need to send the images?
No, never. A link tells the platform exactly where the content is, and the platform checks it itself. Sending images by email would create one more copy. If a page needs a description, we write it in neutral words, such as “an intimate video of the requester”.
Someone threatens to share my images unless I pay. What should I do?
Do not pay and do not send more images. Keep the messages and report the account to the platform. Contact the police. If the images are already online, send us the links: we report them today. If they are not online yet, we can prepare reports to file the moment they appear.
The images are on an adult website outside the EU. Can you help?
Often yes. Most adult sites have a content removal form, and their hosting companies do too. Many serve EU users, which brings them under EU rules. Even if a site refuses, Google can delist the pages from its results, which cuts most of the traffic.
How fast will the images go offline?
We file the same day you order. After that, each platform and site decides at its own pace, and we cannot promise a date. We tell you as soon as each answer comes in. Each site answers on its own schedule.
Will the person who posted them know it was me?
The platform may tell the poster that content was removed and why, under its rules and the DSA. Since the images show you, the poster may guess. If you fear a reaction, tell us and the police first: we can time the reports with any protection measures.
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