NCII Removal Service in New York
New York law makes distributing intimate images without consent a criminal offense under Penal Law 245.15. The federal TAKE IT DOWN Act additionally requires covered platforms to remove your images within 48 hours. ScanErase provides the technical removal layer.
New York residents have two legal frameworks available for NCII situations. New York Penal Law 245.15 classifies the unlawful dissemination of intimate images as a criminal offense. For civil relief and platform-level removal, the 2026 TAKE IT DOWN Act provides a federal right to demand removal from covered platforms within 48 hours. ScanErase uses the federal framework to remove content across 200+ platforms simultaneously.
Legal framework for New York residents
New York Penal Law 245.15 (criminal); 2026 TAKE IT DOWN Act, 47 U.S.C. 223a (federal platform removal)
Frequently asked questions
What New York laws cover intimate image distribution?
New York Penal Law 245.15 makes intentional distribution of intimate images without consent a Class A misdemeanor, with enhanced penalties for repeat offenses and distribution to specific intended targets. The federal TAKE IT DOWN Act provides an additional platform removal right.
Can I pursue both criminal charges in New York and TAKE IT DOWN Act removal?
Yes. The criminal process and the platform removal process are separate. You can report to NYPD or DA while simultaneously using ScanErase to remove content under the federal Act.
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