Online Image Removal Key Links

Label :Report any sexually explicit/nude images of minors online securely to experts.

CyberTipline mainpage

Label: Removing Explicit content from apps (Discord/Facebook/Instagram/Reddit/Snapchat/TikTok/Tumblr/X/YouTube)

Is Your Explicit Content Out There?​​

Label: Remove nude, partially nude or sexually explicit photos and videos of underage people .

Take It Down Service​

Take It Down FAQ/Guide

Label: Victim of Revenge Porn

Crisis Helpline for Victims of Revenge Porn: 844-878-CCRI (2274)

Is someone is threatening to share your intimate images ?

Stop Non-Consensual Intimate Image Abuse | StopNCII.org

Label : Direct Reporting to Companies to remove explicit content
Reporting instructions for every major site.​

Downloadable forms/links for: Facebook, Instagram, Discord, Reddit, Snapchat, TikTok, Tumblr, X (Twitter), Google, Imgur, Kik, Microsoft, YouTube, and “Other Sites.”

Includes DMCA copyright help and privacy forms.

Broader Digital & Family Safety Checklists

Family Cyber Safety Checklists

• Internet Matters ABC Online Safety Checklist​
• Kaspersky Family Cyber Security Checklist​
• ATT Family Cybersecurity Checklist​
• South Slope Online Safety Checklist for Kids​
• Internet Safety 101 Rules ‘N Tools Checklist PDF​
• Online Grooming Checklist PDF.​

Downloadable E-safety Leaflets & Classroom Handouts

• Internet Matters Resources​
• Childnet Safety Handouts​
• MissingKids.org NetSmartz Resources​
• AAP Online Health and Safety Resources.​

Sextortion Resources

• CyberTipline (NCMEC):
  The National Center for Missing & Exploited Children offers the CyberTipline for confidential reporting of sextortion, online enticement, and other forms of child sexual exploitation. Reports are reviewed and shared with law enforcement.
  • Report: https://report.cybertip.org​
• “Take It Down” Service (NCMEC):
  Allows victims to have explicit images removed from online platforms using digital fingerprinting without uploading the actual image.
  • Info: https://takeitdown.ncmec.org​
• Sextortion Victim Resource Sheet (OJJDP):
  Detailed PDF for victims: Steps to take (do not pay, preserve evidence, block perpetrator, report to authorities), available crisis hotlines, and practical next steps for recovery.
  • PDF: https://ojjdp.ojp.gov/publications/sextortion-victim-resource-sheet.pdf​
• Survivor Support (Thorn, Cyber Civil Rights Initiative):
  Offers peer advice, legal information, and help with reporting, as well as advocacy and emotional support.
  • Thorn: https://www.thorn.org/blog/sextortion-what-you-can-do/​
  • CCRI Safety Center: https://cybercivilrights.org/ccri-safety-center/​
• Law Enforcement Guides:
  Guides for police and first responders with best practices and quick-response checklists for assisting sextortion victims.
  • Example: Law Enforcement Guide to Sextortion Victims​

Financial Crimes and Financial Sextortion Resources

• Internet Crime Complaint Center (IC3):
  FBI’s central hub for reporting online-enabled extortion, financial sextortion, fraud, and scams. Also includes victim guides and red flags of financial crimes.
  • Report: https://www.ic3.gov​
• FinCEN Financial Sextortion Notice:
  U.S. Treasury’s Financial Crimes Enforcement Network guidance for financial institutions to recognize and flag sextortion, details red flag indicators, and steps for reporting suspicious activity.
  • Summary: FinCEN Notice – Financially Motivated Sextortion​
• National Crime Prevention Council – Prevent Financial Fraud:
  Printable toolkits and educational resources for spotting and preventing financial fraud and scams, useful for families, law enforcement, and educators.
  • Toolkit: Prevent Financial Fraud Resources​
• Financial Crime Resource Center (National Center for Victims of Crime):
  Advocacy, recovery tools, educational booklets, and professional support for a wide range of financial crimes (identity theft, investment fraud, financial exploitation).
  • Resource Hub: https://victimsofcrime.org/financial-crime-resource-center​
• Manhattan DA’s Office – Victim Safety Tips:
  Practical steps to reduce risk of identity theft and financial scams, including secure information storage, mail protections, reviewing credit, avoiding suspicious emails and downloads.
  • Safety Tips: https://manhattanda.org/victim-resources/financial-crimes/​