Secret recordings, whether during intimate moments, in private spaces, or through hidden cameras, violate criminal voyeurism statutes in virtually every US state. When such recordings are shared online without consent, the legal implications multiply: state NCII statutes, federal law, and potentially other legal frameworks all apply.

Through ScanErase, you can find where your face appears across various platforms. You do not need to prove you were recorded without consent to discover this information, you simply need to establish your identity as the depicted person.

ScanErase locates video content as well as still images. Our biometric scanning covers major video hosting platforms including adult content sites where secretly recorded videos are commonly posted. After scanning, you will receive a comprehensive report detailing the findings.

What to do right now

  1. Do not contact the person responsible yetPreserve all evidence. Document anything you know about who recorded you or where the content is posted.
  2. Run a biometric scanScanErase searches for your likeness across 2.4 billion indexed face embeddings on video platforms, image hosts, and adult sites.
  3. See your resultsUnlock the full report to see every match found across platforms.
  4. File a criminal complaintSecret recordings violate state voyeurism statutes in addition to NCII laws. Your findings can support a police report.
  5. Consult a civil attorneyYou may have civil claims for invasion of privacy, emotional distress, and statutory damages under your state's NCII law.