Request removal
If an intimate image or video identifying you was shared on either service without your consent, you or your authorized representative may request removal here. This includes qualifying realistic digital forgeries. A copyright claim, account, payment or police report is not required.
Use the form below and choose “Intimate image removal,” or email Contact@11elevations.com with the subject “Intimate image removal.” Include your physical or electronic signature, sufficient information to identify and locate the material, a brief statement that you have a good-faith belief it was published without your consent and facts supporting that belief, and a way to contact you.
Action on a valid request
We remove the reported intimate depiction as soon as possible and within 48 hours of receiving a valid request. We also make reasonable efforts to identify and remove known identical copies on the services. The deadline is measured in elapsed hours. Other child-safety and illegal-content duties may require faster action.
We may contact you for information needed to locate the content or evaluate a request. We do not require unnecessary information or a fee. Consent to creating an image is separate from consent to publishing it. Safety restrictions can remain while a consent dispute is assessed.
Protecting you
Please provide a location or description rather than uploading the image again. Do not send suspected child sexual abuse material. We restrict access to report details and retain only what is necessary for the case, legal requirements and prevention of repeated abuse. For threats or immediate danger, contact emergency services.
You can seek review through the report form. The FTC accepts reports about a covered platform’s failure to comply at TakeItDown.ftc.gov. Other legal remedies remain available.
Safety & privacy request
You do not need an account to submit. Provide links and a description, not copies of intimate imagery or identity documents. Never upload or forward suspected child sexual abuse material. For immediate danger, contact emergency services.