Guides & resources
Plain, practical guidance for anyone dealing with non-consensual intimate images or AI-generated “deepfakes” of themselves. These pages walk through preserving evidence, reporting to platforms, and requesting removal. They are general information to help you act — not legal advice.
If you are in immediate danger, contact your local emergency number (911 in the US).
In the US, the Cyber Civil Rights Initiative runs a free, confidential Image Abuse Helpline at 1-844-878-2274.
After Image-Based Abuse: Your First 24 Hours
A calm, practical checklist for the first 24 hours after intimate images are shared without your consent: preserve evidence, report, and find support.
Read the guide →Sextortion: What to Do First
Immediate, calm steps if someone is threatening to share intimate images unless you pay or comply — stop engaging, preserve evidence, and get help.
Read the guide →How to Remove Deepfakes of Yourself
A step-by-step guide to finding, documenting, reporting, and requesting removal of AI-generated or manipulated images that use your likeness.
Read the guide →The TAKE IT DOWN Act: How to Request a Removal
What the TAKE IT DOWN Act requires of platforms, who it covers, and how to send a valid removal request for non-consensual intimate images.
Read the guide →Remove Intimate Images from Search and Platforms
How to report non-consensual intimate images to platforms and search engines, use DMCA and TAKE IT DOWN Act notices, and set up proactive hash-blocking.
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FaceSentry is a monitoring-and-takedown tool that helps you find possible matches and prepare removal requests. These guides describe steps you can take on your own; using FaceSentry is one option among them, never a requirement.