When a former partner shares intimate images without your consent, whether out of anger, a desire for control, or to cause public harm, you have resources available. You do not need a lawyer, a court order, or your ex's cooperation to begin. ScanErase scans 200+ platforms to find all locations where your images appear. Your exposure report can provide insights that support your next steps.

What to do: step-by-step

  1. Do not contact your ex about the images Contact can escalate the situation and create complications. Let the discovery flow guide your actions.
  2. Upload your face photo to scan all platforms ScanErase searches 2.4 billion face embeddings to find every location your images appear.
  3. Review your complete results Private dashboard shows all confirmed hosting locations.
  4. Consider taking further action based on your results Your exposure report can support your efforts in addressing the situation.
  5. Explore additional resources for support Consider seeking advice from professionals if needed.

Frequently asked questions

Can my ex keep re-posting if I find the images?

Re-posting discovered NCII is a separate issue. Each re-post may create new exposure that you can find with ScanErase.

Do I need to prove my ex posted the images?

No. ScanErase targets the platform hosting the content, not the person who posted it. You can initiate your search without identifying the poster.

Can I take legal action against my ex for posting intimate images?

In most US states, you may have a civil cause of action for NCII distribution. Your exposure report can be essential for any civil lawsuit. Consult a civil rights attorney.

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