How do I remove my photos from the internet?
Short answer: First find where they are, with a reverse image search. Then ask each site to remove them: social apps through their own report forms, websites through their host’s abuse desk. Finally ask Google to drop the pages from search. Ferchr Guard does this for you and keeps checking every week.
Doing it yourself
- Run a reverse image search on your photo
- Report each copy on the platform where it appears
- For websites, email the hosting provider’s abuse contact
- Request removal from Google search results
- Check again in a week; copies come back
Letting Ferchr Guard do it
- Watches your Ferchr photos, your profile photo and photos of you from your phone, even ones never on Ferchr
- Checks every week, plus “Check now” between checks
- Sends removal requests and follows up on day 7 and 14
- Sensitive finds are checked by a person first
- Guard+ also watches the places where leaked photos get posted and compares new pictures with your own saved face, so only you can turn it on, for your own face
Related questions
Can every photo be removed?
Not always. Sites decide. Guard keeps following up and asks search engines to hide pages that stay up.