Instagram, Facebook, TikTok, Twitter, and other social media platforms are where deepfakes can appear. When a deepfake featuring your likeness in intimate or sexual content shows up on any of these platforms, it can cause serious harm. Major social media platforms (Meta, TikTok, Snapchat, LinkedIn) tend to address reports quickly; X and Reddit may take longer to respond.

Social media deepfakes spread rapidly through shares, reposts, and downloads. ScanErase's biometric scanning identifies copies not just on the original platform but on every platform where the content has been shared or re-uploaded. A single scan covers all of them simultaneously to show you every match.

In addition to finding the content, ScanErase provides insight on where else the deepfake may reside online to help you take action. This is particularly crucial for viral content that may have been shared or downloaded multiple times.

What to do right now

  1. Upload a photo and scan across social platformsScanErase identifies the deepfake on the original platform and all other platforms where it has been shared or re-uploaded.
  2. Receive your exposure reportUnlock your full results and see every match across social media platforms.
  3. Explore your findingsDiscover how and where your likeness has been misused online.
  4. Report the profile that posted the deepfakeOnce you find the content, report the specific account responsible through each platform's abuse tools.
  5. Document for law enforcementUse the exposure report to support any necessary actions you wish to take regarding the deepfake.