Content Removal

Effective date: 9 September 2026.

This page covers requests to remove or correct the network's own content — a scene, an image, a model profile, a help article — as distinct from reports of pirated copies, which go through the piracy report form.

Who can request

The person appearing in the content, the rights holder for that content, or an authorised representative of either.

How to request

Use the contact form with "Content Removal" as the topic. Include:

• The exact URL of the content. One URL per line if there are several.
• What you are asking for: removal, correction, or de-indexing.
• Your relationship to the content (you appear in it; you hold the rights; you represent either).
• A way for us to verify the request — we will tell you what we need, and we only ask for what a court or platform would need to see. We never ask for more identifying material than the request requires.

What happens next

We acknowledge within a few days and review each request on its facts. Where a request is valid and within our control, the content comes down from the network's own properties. Where the content has already spread to third-party sites, we will tell you honestly what we can and cannot reach, and point you at the right process for the rest (usually the hosting platform, or the piracy report form when the material is the network's own).

Records and age verification

Where the request concerns the age or consent documentation behind produced content, it is handled under the network's 18 U.S.C. § 2257 record-keeping process, which has its own custodian and verification chain. We treat any suggestion that a participant was underage as the most serious category of report and prioritise it accordingly.