First responders, police officers, firefighters, EMTs, and paramedics, serve communities in roles that require public trust. Departmental conduct standards extend beyond duty hours. Police Internal Affairs divisions, fire department administrative boards, and emergency medical licensing agencies all conduct investigations triggered by public complaints or online discovery. Non-consensual intimate imagery targeted at a first responder can trigger formal conduct investigations, media scrutiny, and community backlash. ScanErase provides a way to find where your face appears online quickly and efficiently.

How ScanErase works for your situation

  1. Act before official discovery The earlier you find where your face appears, the lower the risk of triggering departmental investigation.
  2. Upload your photo confidentially No department, union, or licensing body is contacted. Your scan is private.
  3. Receive your full results 2.4 billion face embeddings searched across all major platforms including imageboards and adult sites.
  4. Use your exposure report Take action based on your findings and seek advice if needed.
  5. Document your findings Complete documentation is available for your reference.

Frequently asked questions

Can my department find out I used ScanErase?

No. ScanErase does not contact law enforcement agencies, fire departments, or any employer. Your case is completely confidential.

What if the image was posted by someone with a grudge against law enforcement?

ScanErase helps you find where your face appears online. If you can identify the poster, additional actions may apply.

Should I tell my union rep?

That is a personal decision. Your union representative may have resources for situations involving harassment. ScanErase focuses on uncovering where your face appears online.