Published without consent
Intimate material is publicly accessible without the depicted person’s consent.

When intimate photos or videos are leaked online without consent, we can assess known URLs, discover public copies and work through lawful removal channels.
Confidential lawful assistance removing unwanted intimate images and videos, finding copies and reducing search visibility.
Intimate material is publicly accessible without the depicted person’s consent.
Images or videos are copied across websites, forums, profiles and mirrors.
You want the content to remain on approved resources but removed from other public pages.
Known URLs and minimal supporting information are usually the best starting point. If image-based discovery is needed, a specific reference image can be provided directly in Telegram for the case.
When material has spread, URLs can be grouped by source and infrastructure. Deep search may identify additional public pages before the removal list is agreed.
After known URLs are handled, the web can be checked again. Ongoing monitoring is useful when repeated reposting remains likely.
Yes. Known and discovered URLs can be reviewed before removal so approved resources are excluded.
Only where it is genuinely needed for identification or discovery. Provide the minimum information necessary.
A deep search can be performed first so discovered copies can be reviewed and prioritized.
The process is designed around minimizing unnecessary data and limiting access to the material used for the case.
Add any URLs you already know and briefly describe the task. Select deep search if you want help finding additional public pages containing your material.