Report Illegal Content
Use this process for serious safety or legal concerns. Reports involving minors, sexual exploitation, trafficking, non-consensual intimate material or credible immediate danger are treated as high priority.
Updated: September 20261. Immediate danger
If someone is in immediate danger, contact the appropriate emergency service or law-enforcement authority first. A website report is not a substitute for emergency assistance.
2. What should be reported
Report suspected child sexual abuse material, sexual content involving a minor, trafficking or coercion, non-consensual intimate imagery, credible threats, sexual exploitation, material prohibited by a binding legal order, or other content you reasonably believe is unlawful.
3. Information that helps us act
Provide the exact SITESXXX URL, the reason for the report, the relevant country or jurisdiction if known, and any context that helps identify the problem. Do not redistribute illegal imagery in order to make a report; URLs and a clear explanation are normally sufficient.
4. What we may do
Depending on the report, we may immediately de-index an entry, disable access to its local page, block the source from reappearing, preserve limited evidence where legally required, contact the upstream provider, or cooperate with competent authorities.
5. False or abusive reports
Do not knowingly submit false allegations. Abuse of reporting channels can interfere with genuine victim-safety work and may lead to restrictions on further submissions.
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