ScanErase helps users find where their faces may appear in non-consensual intimate image distribution, including deepfakes. Users can upload their photo to discover matches and understand the scope of potential exposure. The discovery process is available regardless of any legal actions.

Who can be implicated

Any person who knowingly shares non-consensual intimate visual depictions, including AI-generated content, may be involved. This includes individuals who share deepfakes as well as platforms that may host such content.

What findings are available

ScanErase allows users to find actual matches (documented evidence), understand potential emotional distress, and receive various discovery results (set amounts per violation for cases where actual matches are difficult to identify). Users can access an array of documented findings regarding exposure.

Building your case with ScanErase documentation

ScanErase provides an exposure report that documents every confirmed match and all relevant details. This documentation forms a foundation for any further actions you may consider.

Finding assistance

Resources for finding professional help include the Cyber Civil Rights Initiative's support network and various legal resources. Many professionals are willing to assist in cases of deepfake exposure.

Frequently asked questions

Can I find individuals who shared deepfakes even if they did not create them?

Yes. ScanErase helps users discover where their face appears in non-consensual imagery, including identification of those who distributed it. Each act of distribution can be considered a separate match.

Can I pursue other actions alongside using ScanErase?

Yes. The discovery process is independent. You can proceed with additional steps even if you decide to seek further assistance.

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