Public legal standard
Public pageThe page can name the law, official source, clock, or absence of a clock.
Client recordThe client record carries whether that standard fits the reviewed item.
Sharing intimate images without consent is a crime, and British Columbia offers a tribunal option where the facts fit. The public page names the standard; the working review stays sealed.
If you found this page in the worst week of your life, you do not need to expose more than necessary. You need the right boundary preserved quietly.
This page is education, not legal advice. We are a removal agency, not a law firm; for advice on your specific situation, consult an attorney — or start with the written boundary check and we'll tell you honestly what your case needs.
Sharing an intimate image without consent is a federal criminal offence — and in British Columbia a tribunal can order platforms to take it down.
Before AboutUs accepts work
This page shows public standards: available authority, official sources, receipt discipline, and honest limits. The case-specific answer stays inside the client record.
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Criminal, tribunal, provider, and fallback boundaries stay separated before authorization.
What public standard can be named?
Statutory clock, official source, provider rule, referral, fallback, or no-work boundary.
One plain label before AboutUs accepts work.
What stays inside the record?
Case-specific answer, proof notes, and limits stay sealed.
The public page stays at standard level.
What proves the review happened?
Submission proof, timing, boundary label, response state, and client record.
A client-only receipt another human can inspect without exposing the client again.
What if public authority is limited?
Official receipt, alternate standard, fallback limit, legal-referral path, or closed boundary.
A written boundary, not a vague progress claim.
SECTION 03 — BOUNDARY STANDARDS
Publishing or distributing an intimate image without consent is a federal offence; threats are charged as extortion.
A binding online option for eligible B.C. matters, named publicly without publishing the client-record review.
Non-consensual-image standards named publicly only at the standard level.
A limited search-reduction frame that stays labeled as fallback, never a substitute.
The official boundaries stay visible. The working boundary stays in the client record.
We work with adults (18+) only. If intimate images of someone under 18 are involved, report it immediately to Cybertip.ca — Canada's national tipline, operated by the Canadian Centre for Child Protection — at cybertip.ca/en/report, and contact your local police. Youth seeking removal of their own images can use needhelpnow.ca. Do not send the content to anyone — including us.
Adults (18+) only · content involving anyone under 18 is reported to Cybertip.ca & police
PRIMARY SOURCE REGISTER — verified June 2026
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