Case: intimate photos appeared on multiple websites
Starting point: several URLs are known, but it is unclear how many additional copies exist or which sources should be handled first.
This page does not describe a specific client and is not a promise of outcome. It is a composite scenario based on typical situations, created to explain the workflow.
Starting situation
There are several known URLs, the source image and a username. The pages are spread across different domains and hosting providers.
What we do
- Run extended discovery using the image and identifiers.
- Build a consolidated URL list and confirm the removal scope.
- Group sites by procedure and jurisdiction.
- Start with priority sources, then move to copies and search visibility.
Illustrative outcome
Illustrative outcome: the person receives a map of discovered publications, an agreed removal list and staged source cleanup. A follow-up search is performed to identify pages that may have appeared later.
Why early contact matters
If intimate material has already spread across several websites, the first priority is to build a complete map instead of working blindly. Send the known URLs and add deep search if needed.
Related resources
If the material is already online, send the known URL now
One known URL is enough for an initial review. If you do not know where else the material appears, select deep search. The sooner source URLs and identifiers are preserved, the sooner the removal workflow can begin.