Non-consensual intimate imagery is used by abusive partners as a tool of coercive control, shared or threatened to prevent survivors from seeking help or testifying. ScanErase can find where your face appears across multiple platforms, offering you the information you need to take further action. Your report creates a documented record that may support your efforts in addressing the situation.

How ScanErase works for your situation

  1. Secure your physical safety first If you are in immediate danger, contact the National Domestic Violence Hotline at 1-800-799-7233 or text START to 88788.
  2. Upload your photo when safe ScanErase can be used on any device. Your scan is confidential and does not contact abusers.
  3. Receive your scan results All platforms hosting your likeness in intimate contexts are identified.
  4. Unlock your full exposure report $15 one-time unlock for detailed results on where your face is found.
  5. Act on your findings Use the information to file your own reports or seek legal assistance.

Frequently asked questions

Is ScanErase safe to use if my abuser monitors my devices?

If you suspect device monitoring, use ScanErase on a device your abuser does not have access to, a library computer, a friend's device, or a device purchased after separation. ScanErase does not send emails or notifications to abusers.

Can this report support a restraining order application?

The findings from ScanErase can be helpful documentation. Consult a domestic violence attorney for specific evidentiary guidance.

What if the abuser keeps re-uploading the images?

Re-uploading may violate your rights and can be documented for follow-up actions. ScanErase supports additional scans to help you track your exposure.

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