How to Report NCII Across Major Platforms
Every platform has a different process for reporting non-consensual intimate images (NCII). Using the wrong form — filing a standard DMCA instead of an NCII report, for example — can expose your identity, trigger counter-notice mechanisms, and delay removal by weeks.
This guide provides the exact reporting pathway for each major platform, organized by compliance tier.
Tier 1: NCII Partners (24-48 Hour Response)
These platforms have dedicated NCII reporting flows separate from standard copyright/DMCA processes. They typically respond within 24-48 hours and do not expose your identity to the uploader.
Meta operates a unified NCII reporting system across all its platforms. Reports filed for one platform are automatically cross-checked against others.
- What to file: Non-Consensual Intimate Image report (not DMCA)
- What you need: URLs of the content, a statement that the images depict you and were shared without consent
- Response time: 24-48 hours
- Identity protection: Your report is processed without notifying the uploader of your identity
Google (Search, YouTube, Drive)
Google has separate NCII processes for Search de-indexing and YouTube content removal.
- Search de-indexing: Removes URLs from Google search results
- YouTube removal: Removes the video from YouTube entirely
- What you need: URLs, statement of non-consent
- Response time: 24-48 hours for NCII reports
Reddit
Reddit's NCII reporting is separate from their DMCA process. This distinction matters because NCII reports do not trigger counter-notice mechanisms.
- What to file: Intimate image report through Reddit's dedicated portal
- What you need: URLs of posts/comments containing your content
- Response time: 24-48 hours
- Important: Each subreddit post requires a separate URL in your report
For detailed instructions, see our Reddit takedown guide.
TikTok
- What to file: NCII report through TikTok's Safety Center
- What you need: URLs or video IDs, statement of non-consent
- Response time: 24-48 hours
OnlyFans
- What to file: Content removal request through their rights holder form
- What you need: URLs, proof you are the depicted individual or their authorized agent
- Response time: 24-48 hours
For detailed instructions, see our OnlyFans takedown guide.
Tier 2: DMCA Compliant (3-10 Business Days)
These platforms respond to properly formatted DMCA notices but may not have dedicated NCII reporting flows.
- Response time: 3-5 business days
- Risk: DMCA counter-notice may expose your information
- Recommendation: File as non-consensual nudity report, not DMCA, when possible
Telegram
- Response time: 7-14 business days
- Method: Email to dmca@telegram.org
- Important: Include channel/group links and message links
Cloud Storage (Mega, Dropbox, Google Drive, OneDrive)
- Response time: 3-5 business days
- Method: Each platform has an online DMCA form
- Important: You need the exact shared link URL
Tier 3: Offshore / No Guarantee
These platforms have minimal or no DMCA compliance. Direct reporting rarely works.
Escalation Strategy
For Tier 3 platforms, IntimaShield uses a three-level escalation:
- CDN abuse report (usually Cloudflare) — to unmask the origin hosting provider
- Hosting provider DMCA — target the server directly
- Payment processor + de-indexing — cut revenue and search visibility
Filing Through an Authorized Agent
You can authorize a third party to file reports on your behalf. This shields your identity throughout the process.
IntimaShield files as your authorized agent across all platforms simultaneously. Start a free scan to identify where your content appears, then we handle all reporting.
After Filing: What to Expect
- Confirmation: Most platforms send an acknowledgment within 24 hours
- Review: The platform reviews your report against their policies
- Action: Content is removed or you receive a denial with reason
- Counter-notice risk: On DMCA filings, the uploader may file a counter-notice
- Re-upload monitoring: Content may reappear — ongoing monitoring is essential