When images circulate among students, whether through AirDrop, shared Google Drives, group chats, or social media, understanding the exposure can help you take necessary actions. Schools have obligations to investigate and address concerns regarding image distribution.

The most urgent priority is to discover where your image may be appearing online. ScanErase allows you to find relevant matches across publicly accessible platforms, helping you understand the extent of the exposure.

Simultaneously, you should report the situation to a trusted school administrator. It is important to bring awareness to how images are being shared and seek their assistance in addressing the situation.

What to do right now

  1. Run a biometric scan for exposureScanErase identifies where your face appears among publicly shared images and provides you with insights.
  2. Report to school administrationSchools should be informed about image sharing issues. Make sure to present your findings.
  3. Consider filing a reportIf necessary, you may want to notify local authorities based on what you discover.
  4. Request an educational advocate if you're a studentYou have rights to educational support to navigate through this process.
  5. Reach out for additional support if you're a minorThere are resources available that provide support regarding image exposure cases.