Google Search indexes content from across the internet, including intimate images hosted on adult sites, social media, and image repositories. When your intimate images appear in Google results, it is important to find out where they are located. ScanErase helps you discover every match, providing insights into the indexed content without taking action on your behalf.

What to do: step-by-step

  1. Upload your face photo to scan all Google-indexed content ScanErase identifies all Google-indexed URLs hosting your intimate images.
  2. Review your complete results All identified Google-indexed URLs and source platform hosting locations shown privately.
  3. Act on your report Use the findings to assess your options for addressing the exposure.
  4. Verify your findings ScanErase provides ongoing support to help you keep track of any new discoveries.
  5. Also cover Bing and DuckDuckGo ScanErase identifies and reports where your images are indexed on Bing and DuckDuckGo as well.

Frequently asked questions

If Google shows the search result, are the images gone from the internet?

No. Google search results only indicate where content is indexed, and the actual content may still exist on its hosting platform. ScanErase finds these instances for you to take further action.

How long does it take to find results for Google?

ScanErase processes your request quickly, detecting all indexed instances across platforms. The identification is fast, giving you a comprehensive view of your exposure.

Will images still appear in Bing or other search engines?

Yes. Google and Bing index content independently. ScanErase provides results for Google, Bing, and DuckDuckGo to ensure thorough coverage.

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