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Sensitive Content Removal
Finding an intimate image or video of yourself online that you never agreed to share is one of the most violating things that can happen to a person — and it is not something you did wrong. This isn't handled like a bad Google review. It's treated faster, more carefully, and without making you explain yourself more than you're comfortable with.
You don't need to share every detail to reach out — a link, a screenshot, or just a description is enough to start.
What happens next
How this is handled, step by step
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Tell us what's happened, in as much or as little detail as you're comfortable sharing at first — a link, a screenshot, or just where it is. Nothing is submitted publicly, and nobody on our side needs your full story to get started.
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We assess it confidentially, checking it against the hosting platform's policies and, where it applies, Australia's image-based abuse laws, then tell you honestly what's realistically achievable.
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You get a price agreed upfront, the same as every case we take on, with nothing owed unless the content is actually removed.
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We run the removal — through the platform it's hosted on, and where relevant, alongside Australia's official reporting scheme through the eSafety Commissioner, which can compel removal from a wide range of services under Australian law.
Why it's treated differently
This isn't a standard removal case
This kind of content doesn't just sit quietly on a page. It can resurface for years in searches of your name, reach people you know, and affect relationships, work, and how safe you feel day to day. Speed and discretion matter here more than in almost any other case, and it's treated that way from the very first message — not just in what this page says.
Pricing
Every case here is assessed individually and confidentially, and priced the same way as our other removal work — a fixed fee agreed upfront, with nothing owed unless the content is actually removed.
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This is separate from anything Reputect does — these are free, independent Australian services set up specifically for this.
Related reading
More on what to do and where you stand
Questions
Sensitive Content Removal — frequently asked
No. Share as much or as little as you're comfortable with in your first message — we'll only ask what's actually needed to assess the case, and always with discretion.
Sharing an intimate image of someone without their consent — sometimes called "revenge porn," though that name undersells that consent was never given — is a criminal offence in Australia, and separately, Australia's eSafety Commissioner runs a civil scheme that can compel removal from a wide range of platforms. We're a technology company, not a law firm, and this isn't legal advice — but there is real legal weight behind a case like this, and it factors into how we escalate it.
That's common, and it doesn't stop the process — platform-level and eSafety escalation routes are based on the content itself, not on identifying who shared it.
No. An enquiry here is confidential between you and our team. Nothing is posted, shared, or made public at any stage of the assessment or removal process.
It varies by platform and case, but this category is treated as urgent from the first message — and Australia's eSafety scheme specifically exists to compel fast action from platforms that don't cooperate voluntarily.
You don't have to handle this alone.
Reach out confidentially — a free, judgment-free assessment, and a price agreed upfront before anything else happens.
Or call us directly: 0494 721 942