Content posted years ago often resurfaces in several ways. Aggregator sites crawl archives and re-post older material to newer platforms. Search engine indexing of older pages brings forgotten content back into active discovery. Other users find and re-share old posts as part of harassment campaigns. Archive sites that captured content from platforms that no longer exist continue to host it indefinitely.

ScanErase finds your face across active locations regardless of when the images were originally posted. The scanning process identifies where your images appear today and reports them back to you.

ScanErase's biometric scanning is particularly effective at finding resurfaced content because it scans current hosting locations, wherever your images appear today, rather than relying on historical records of where they were posted in the past. The scan finds active copies for your review.

What to do right now

  1. Run a current biometric scanScanErase searches 2.4 billion current face embeddings to find every active location where your images appear today.
  2. Review your exposure reportSee every match and where your face currently appears online.
  3. Take action based on your findingsUse your report to file your own reports or seek help as needed.
  4. Set up monitoring for future resurfacingScanErase can run periodic rescans to identify new copies of your content if it resurfaces again.