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- Report Remove | Childline
Report Remove is here to help young people under 18 in the UK to confidentially report sexual images and videos of themselves and remove them from the internet
- Bullying on social media - Childline
If someone is bullying or harassing you, or sending naked photos of you then you can report and block them This won’t delete any photos they’ve saved but can get them banned from using the app
- Nudes being leaked | Childline
You can report any nude images or videos to Report Remove You won’t need to share your name or other details, but the IWF (Internet Watch Foundation) will make sure they’re taken down anywhere they’re posted
- Sexual blackmail | Childline
If the image was nude and is shared online we can help you get that removed through Report Remove This can be a very scary experience, and some may feel like unable to talk about it
- Help! I’ve been asked to send a nude! - Childline
Ask anyone with your image to delete it, and use Report Remove to take control and stop images of you being posted online You can also talk to Childline about how you’re feeling about what happened any time
- Sexting and nudes - Childline
If you’re worried someone might share your image, you can report it using the Report Remove tool This will mean that if it does get shared online, this tool can work to take it down
- about online sexual assault | Childline
Report Remove can help to take down nudes or sexual videos of you posted online, and you can speak to Childline about anything that’s happened It can also help to post on the message boards, to share experiences with young people who’ve gone through the same thing
- Is having a video of yourself nude on a device illigal if it is never . . .
And remember that if there is a nude image of you online that has got out and is being shared, you can use Childline's Report-Remove tool to try to get it taken down If you want to talk about any images or videos you've taken of yourself you can talk to a Childline counsellor if you're worried
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