Online shaming prevention
Prevent online shaming by monitoring for leaked intimate photos
Remove leaked photos and videos
Take down illegally shared private photos and videos
What is online shaming prevention?
Statistics reflections on online shaming
Key components online shaming prevention
How we can help you?
- Remove content that is used for extortion. We will find all copies of your intimate photos or videos that have been published online and will do everything we can to remove them
- Prevent content from being published in the future. We will monitor the internet for new copies of your intimate photos or videos and remove them as soon as they are detected
- Remove search results from Google. We will remove all search results that contain links to your intimate photos or videos
What about the victims we've helped?
Success Story 1: Rachel’s triumph over online shaming
Rachel, a victim of online shaming, approached us when her private photos were maliciously shared on social media. Through our efficient removal process, we swiftly took down the compromising content, allowing Rachel to regain control of her digital narrative and find solace.
Success Story 2: James’ fight against cyberbullying
Jordan, targeted by the unlawful distribution of intimate texts, reached out to us for assistance. Through our proactive measures, we successfully eliminated all instances of the compromising text messages, empowering Jordan to navigate their digital space without fear of unauthorized sharing.
Success Story 3: Taylor’s Journey to rebuilding reputation
Taylor’s private images became the target of online shaming, affecting both personal and professional life. With our Google Search Results Cleanup expertise, we successfully eliminated links to the compromising content, enabling Taylor to rebuild a positive online reputation.
Online shaming prevention FAQ
Online shaming refers to the act of publicly condemning or humiliating someone online, often through social media platforms, by sharing personal information, images, or videos with the intention of causing embarrassment, damage to reputation, or social consequences.
Stopping online shaming requires a collective effort. Measures include promoting digital empathy and responsible online behavior, educating individuals on the consequences of online actions, enforcing strict anti-harassment policies on platforms, and encouraging bystander intervention to discourage and report instances of online shaming.
An example of online shaming is when a person’s private photos are maliciously shared online without their consent, leading to widespread humiliation, cyberbullying, and the potential for significant emotional and psychological harm.
