Google Search results are frequently how people first learn their intimate images are online. A name search, an image search, or a reverse image search attempt reveals content on platforms the victim did not know existed. Seeing your images in Google Search means at least one platform is hosting the content in a publicly indexable way.

ScanErase addresses this discovery process. First, a biometric scan locates the actual hosting platform, the source of the content that Google has indexed. ScanErase identifies where your face appears, allowing you to see every match. Second, you can use the results to take your own actions regarding the discovered content.

After identifying where your content appears, ScanErase monitors for any new uploads of the same images. If re-indexing occurs, you can take appropriate steps on your own.

What to do right now

  1. Upload your photo to run a biometric scanScanErase identifies the hosting platform where Google found your images, plus any other platforms where the same content appears.
  2. See your teaser resultsGet initial findings to see where your face appears before unlocking full results.
  3. Pay $15 to unlock the full exposure reportGain complete access to see every match across 2.4 billion indexed images.
  4. Check Bing and other search enginesContent indexed by Google is typically also indexed by Bing and other search engines. ScanErase covers major search engines in the same process.
  5. Monitor for new appearancesScanErase monitors whether identified content is re-posted, allowing you to stay informed.