Doxing Prevention: Removing Photos Used to Locate and Harass You

Doxing combines multiple forms of personal information exposure. When intimate photographs are shared as part of a doxing campaign, the TAKE IT DOWN Act provides a direct legal tool to demand removal of the intimate imagery from hosting platforms within 48 hours. This is separate from the broader doxing situation, which may also involve your address, workplace, and personal information on other sites. ScanErase addresses the intimate imagery component.

How ScanErase addresses this

1. Document the full doxing incident Record all exposed information and harassment before taking removal action. This documentation supports law enforcement reports.
2. Report to law enforcement Doxing and associated harassment are criminal offenses in many jurisdictions. File a report with local police and the FBI IC3.
3. Scan for intimate images specifically ScanErase's biometric scan identifies intimate images of you being distributed as part of the campaign.
4. Send legal removal notices Formal 223a notices with 48-hour deadlines to all hosting platforms.
5. Retain your Evidence Locker Documentation for law enforcement, civil claims, and platform policy enforcement.