photos · fake profiles · fake reviews · impersonation · defamation
Reclaim what’s yours.
We teach you how to do it yourself first. If that’s not enough, we take over.
Even if you agreed to it at first. Even if you posted it yourself.
Our commitments
- No trackers, no cookies
- Nothing is sent without your consent
- We work from links, not from your images
- A human reviews every step
What’s happening to you
- Fake profile or impersonation Someone is pretending to be you.
- Hacked account or lost access You can’t get into your account anymore.
- Intimate photo or video shared An intimate image of you is online.
- Fake or AI-generated image A fake image of you, made with AI, is circulating.
- Threats or blackmail Someone is threatening or blackmailing you.
- Defamation or harassment You’re being accused or harassed online.
- Fake reviews or comments Fake reviews target you or your business.
- Address, phone or ID exposed Your address or ID is exposed.
- Photo or work reused without permission Your photo is used without your permission.
5-minute check-up
What is online about you? Six free steps, to repeat every 3 months.
How it works
- 01 You try first The diagnostic shows you the official forms and the remedies in your country. Free, no sign-up, and nothing leaves your phone.
- 02 If it gets stuck, we take over You choose the requests. We prepare them from standard templates, you approve each text, then we send it and follow up: the site, its host, the domain name, search engines.
- 03 A human at every step Every letter is reviewed by a person on the team, and nothing goes out without your agreement. You always know what was sent, to whom and when.
The ladder of remedies
We always start with the simplest door. If there is no answer in time, we go one step up.
- Reporting to the platform
- A written request to the site owner
- The domain name registrar
- The hosting company
- Search engines
- The authority or the courts
Remedies that are checked, dated and sourced
Each remedy shows the law, the official link and the date it was last checked. Nothing invented, nothing promised.
- TAKE IT DOWN Act: asking for an intimate image to be removed A US federal law requires online platforms to remove an intimate image posted without your consent, whether real or AI-generated, no later than 48 hours after a valid request. It protects anyone who can be recognised in the image.
- DSA: reporting illegal content to a platform (EU) In the European Union, any service that hosts content (social network, forum, sharing site…) must let you report illegal content online, examine your notice carefully and tell you its decision. It works for any content that breaks the law: intimate images, fake profiles, defamation, personal data…
- Intimate images shared without your consent in France In France, sharing an image or recording of a sexual nature without your consent is a criminal offence, even if you agreed to it being taken or took it yourself. You can ask the platform to remove it, file a police complaint and, if the site does not respond, complain to the CNIL (the French data protection authority).
- Sexual deepfakes: what you can do in France Since May 2024, sharing without your consent a sexual montage, or a sexual image, video or audio made by AI that reproduces your face or voice, has been a criminal offence in France. It does not matter that the content is fake: that is exactly what the law targets.
- Spain: the AEPD Priority Channel for intimate images In Spain, the data protection authority (AEPD) runs a Priority Channel to request the urgent removal of sexual or violent photos, videos or audio posted online without consent. It is separate from a complaint to the police or the prosecutor.
- When a domain registrar ignores your abuse report: ICANN A .com, .net, .org or other generic-extension site is registered through a “registrar” (a domain name registration company). Its contract with ICANN requires it to receive abuse reports, investigate them and respond appropriately. If it does not, you can complain to ICANN.
Talk to someone
A question, a doubt? Write to Team Devuelta in your language: English, French or Spanish. Our messages never mention your situation in the subject line.
The WhatsApp number of the person handling your case is given to you as soon as your case is opened.