Urgent removal of intimate images, deepfakes and sextortion content

It is not required in order to request removal, but it is advisable if there is blackmail or there are threats. We help you prepare the evidence so that the report is useful.

The first contact and the help with the AEPD priority channel are free. If the content is on many websites and removal and monitoring work is needed, we give you a fixed quote in writing after the free analysis, before we start.

Only what is strictly necessary to identify the content and request its removal. We never keep copies of the images; we work with the links.

Yes. Article 197.7 of the Spanish Criminal Code punishes sharing intimate images without permission even if they were obtained with your consent, for example if you sent them to a partner. Threatening to publish them to get money or anything else from you is also a crime.

Do not pay, do not delete the messages and stop replying. Paying almost never ends the blackmail and usually leads to new demands. Keep the evidence, write to us and we will tell you what to do step by step, including how to report it if you want to.

It is a route offered by the Spanish Data Protection Agency (AEPD) to request the urgent removal of sexual or violent content published without consent. The Agency can ask platforms to remove it immediately. It is free and we help you use it, wherever you live.

The large platforms and the AEPD priority channel usually act within hours or a few days. If the content has been copied to many websites, especially outside Europe, the work can take weeks. Our first response is the same day.

Partly, yes. There are tools such as StopNCII, which create a digital fingerprint of your images on your own device, without uploading them, so that participating platforms can block them from being posted. We help you use it if you fear someone may share them.

You can also request its removal. A sexual fake made with your face affects your privacy, your image and your reputation, and platforms treat it as non-consensual intimate content. It may also be a crime, so it is worth keeping evidence for a police report.

No. Requests are confidential and the platform does not tell the person who posted the content who asked for it to be removed. We do not share your case with anyone without your permission either.

It is treated as child sexual abuse material and has top priority for platforms and the police. It must always be reported. There is also a tool called Take It Down, designed for images of minors, and we help you use it.