Intimate images shared without consent

What this policy covers

This policy follows the federal TAKE IT DOWN Act. It covers any intimate image or video of an identifiable person, meaning nudity or sexual content, that was posted on yoBreeder without that person's consent. It covers real photos and videos and also images that were created or altered with software or AI to look like a real person.

Posting someone's intimate images without their consent is against our Terms of Service anywhere on yoBreeder.

How to make a request

The fastest way is our removal request form. You can also email takedown@yobreeder.com. Either way, please include these four things so we can act on it:

1. Your signature. Typing your full name counts as an electronic signature.
2. Where the image is. The member's username or profile link, and which photo or video it is (for example "the second photo on his profile" or "posted in the 24/7 Room around 9 pm on October 8"). Enough for us to find it.
3. A short statement that you believe in good faith that the image was shared without the consent of the person shown.
4. How to reach you, such as an email address.

You can make the request for yourself, or on behalf of the person shown if you are authorized to act for them (for example a lawyer, parent or guardian). If you are acting for someone else, please tell us.

What happens next

• You get a reference number right away, so you can follow up on your request.
• A person on our team reviews it. Once we have a valid request, we remove the image as soon as possible and no later than 48 hours.
• We also look for copies of the same image elsewhere on yoBreeder and remove the ones we find. You do not have to report each copy.
• We tell you when it has been removed. If we cannot remove it, we tell you why.
• The member who posted it may be suspended or removed from yoBreeder.

If the person shown may be under 18

Report it to us right away using the form. We remove it immediately and report it to the National Center for Missing & Exploited Children (NCMEC). You can also report directly to the NCMEC CyberTipline, and anyone whose images were taken when they were under 18 can use NCMEC's free Take It Down service to help stop them spreading online.

More help

Adults can use StopNCII.org, a free service that helps stop intimate images from being shared on many platforms.

Please be honest

Only send a request about an image you truly believe was shared without consent. We act on requests in good faith, and a request you know is false may have legal consequences for you.

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