Journalists and media professionals covering politically sensitive, criminal, or public interest stories are targeted by coordinated harassment campaigns that increasingly include non-consensual intimate imagery. The goal is to silence, discredit, or coerce. ScanErase helps you discover your exposure online. Newsroom security teams, press freedom organizations, and law enforcement address the broader threats.

How ScanErase works for your situation

  1. Notify your newsroom security team Coordinated harassment campaigns require organizational awareness and support.
  2. Upload your photo ScanErase's biometric scan identifies all platforms hosting your likeness.
  3. Scan runs and see free teaser results Discover initial matches quickly.
  4. Pay $15 to unlock your full exposure report Get comprehensive results on where your face appears.
  5. Act on your report Use the information found to seek further assistance if needed.

Frequently asked questions

Is using ScanErase compatible with journalistic independence?

Yes. ScanErase is a discovery tool, not a legal representation or editorial service. Using it to find unauthorized intimate imagery of yourself has no bearing on your editorial independence.

What organizations should I also contact?

The Committee to Protect Journalists, Reporters Without Borders, PEN America, and the Freedom of the Press Foundation all have resources for journalists facing harassment including intimate image attacks.

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