Remove an intimate image of you

If a nude or sexual photo or video of you is on Dateworthy and you didn’t agree to it being there, we take it down within 48 hours of your request, along with any copies we can find. You don’t need an account, and you never have to send us the image.

Make a take-down request

From inside the app

Three ways, all free. On the profile the image is on, tap the menu and choose This is an intimate photo of me. If it was sent to you in a chat, press and hold the photo and choose the same thing. Either way we already know where it is, so the only thing you type is your name. Or go to Safety › Take down an intimate image of me and tell us where you saw it.

What we need from you

Four things, because that is what the law asks for, and nothing else.

• Where it is. The name on the profile and anything else you remember, and whether it was a profile photo or sent in a chat. Please don’t send us the image itself. Tell us where it is and we will find it.
• A short statement that you believe in good faith it was shared without the consent of the person it shows. The form gives you the sentence; you just tick it.
• A way to reach you: an email address or a phone number.
• Your full name, typed. That is your signature.

You can file for someone else if they have asked you to. The form asks who you are to them.

What happens next

• You get a case number straight away. Keep it.
• A person on our team reviews the request. Every one of our admins is alerted the moment it arrives.
• If we find it and it is what you described, it comes down within 48 hours of your request. Copies come down with it: we compare its fingerprint against every photo stored on Dateworthy, so a resized or re-saved version of the same picture counts as a copy.
• The fingerprint goes on a block list, so the same image cannot be put back on a profile or sent in a chat.
• The account that posted it is reviewed at the same time.
• We contact you when it is done. If you filed in the app, what happened and why is in Safety › Your take-down requests.

A request made in the app that points at a specific photo hides that photo from everyone the moment you send it, before anyone has reviewed it.

If someone in it is under 18

Tick the box that says so and it goes to the front of the line. You can also report it yourself to the National Center for Missing & Exploited Children’s CyberTipline at report.cybertip.org or 1-800-843-5678. If the image is of you and was taken when you were under 18, NCMEC’s Take It Down can help get it removed from other sites as well.

If it is somewhere other than Dateworthy

We can only take down what is on Dateworthy. For everywhere else:

• Every site that mainly hosts what its users post has had to run its own take-down process since 19 May 2026. Look for it on that site.
• StopNCII.org, run by the Revenge Porn Helpline, makes a fingerprint of the image on your own phone and shares only the fingerprint with participating sites, never the image. It is for adults who were 18 or older when the image was taken.
• The CCRI Image Abuse Helpline, 844-878-2274, free, 24/7.

By email instead

Send the same four things to dev@pappasproductions.com with Take-down request in the subject line. It gets the same 48 hours. The form is faster, because it gives you a case number on the spot and alerts us the moment you send it.

This is how Dateworthy, operated by Pappas Productions LLC, meets the federal TAKE IT DOWN Act. What we keep about your request is in the privacy policy.