Private image abuse: we can help

What happens when you contact us

You speak with one specialist — the same person throughout your case. We locate every copy of the content, file emergency removals through the dedicated non-consensual intimate imagery (NCII) channels every major platform now operates, submit hashes to industry blocking systems so re-uploads are stopped at the point of upload, and clear search results for your name. You never have to look at the content or deal with a platform yourself.

Everything is confidential. Nothing is shared with anyone without your explicit consent, and we'll move at whatever pace feels manageable for you.

This was done to you — and it is fixable

People in this situation often blame themselves. Please don't. Sharing an image with someone you trusted is normal; publishing it without your consent is abuse, and in most places it is illegal. The people we help come from every background and every age group — this happens to teachers, executives, students, parents. Nothing about your situation is shameful, and nothing about it is unusual to us.

It is also more fixable than it feels right now. Non-consensual intimate imagery is the single category of content the internet's major platforms have built their fastest, most dedicated removal systems for. The routes exist because this harm is recognised. Our work is making sure every one of them is used on your behalf, correctly and completely.

How hash blocking quietly protects you going forward

The fear that content will resurface is often heavier than the content itself. This is what hash blocking addresses. An image or video can be converted into a digital fingerprint — a hash — without the content ever being viewed or stored by anyone. Industry systems such as StopNCII share those fingerprints with participating platforms, which then block matching uploads automatically, before the content ever appears. Once hashes are in place, many re-upload attempts simply fail silently.

We handle the submissions and pair them with monitoring for the platforms and corners of the web that sit outside the hash network, so anything that slips through is caught and filed against quickly. You don't have to search for the content yourself, and you never have to look at it again.

Moving at your pace

There is no script you have to follow and no decision you have to make today. Some clients want everything filed within the hour; others need to talk it through first, or pause partway. Both are fine. Your case stays with the one specialist you first speak to — you will never re-explain your situation to a stranger — and nothing happens without your say-so. If you choose to involve police or a lawyer, we preserve evidence to the standard those routes need; if you never want to, that is equally your call.

The first conversation is free, confidential and commitment-free. It exists so you can understand your options from someone who resolves these cases every week — not so anyone can pressure you. Whatever you decide, you'll leave that call knowing the situation is handleable.

If you're not ready to talk to anyone yet, that's okay too. Organisations like the Cyber Civil Rights Initiative offer support lines and resources, and StopNCII lets you create hashes yourself, privately, from your own device. Help exists in more than one form, and taking any step — today or later — counts.