The law
This pageNames the law, the official source, and whether it sets a deadline for platforms.
Your case fileWhether that law fits what you are dealing with.
Sharing or threatening to share intimate images without consent is a crime, and the UK has official support options. This page explains the public rules; the details of your case stay private.
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 response handled 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 ask us privately and we'll tell you honestly what your case needs and what it costs.
Sharing — or threatening to share — an intimate image without consent is a criminal offence under the Sexual Offences Act 2003.
Before AboutUs accepts work
This page covers the general rules: which laws exist, the official sources, and their limits. What fits your case is decided privately and written down before any work starts.
The key rule here
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Official support and participating-platform options are listed here. Which one fits your case is decided in writing.
Which law or rule applies?
A legal deadline for platforms, an official source, a platform rule, a referral, a limited result, or no work at all.
One plain label before AboutUs accepts work.
What stays private?
The answer for your case, your evidence notes, and the limits.
This page stays general.
How do you know the work happened?
What was sent, when, which option was used, what came back, and your case file.
A private record you can check without re-sharing anything sensitive.
What if the law doesn’t reach far enough?
An official report, a different rule, a limited result, advice to see a lawyer, or closing the case.
A written answer, not a vague progress update.
SECTION 03 — THE LAWS
Sharing — or threatening to share — an intimate image without consent is a criminal offence (added by the Online Safety Act 2023).
Official support and tools on participating platforms, listed so you can use them directly.
A right to ask search engines to de-list results about you. Each request still needs careful, written reasons.
Each platform's own rules against sharing intimate images without consent.
The official options stay listed here. The details of your case stay in your private case file.
We work with adults (18+) only. If this involves someone under 18: an under-18 can remove their own nude or sexual images through Report Remove — run by the Internet Watch Foundation with Childline — at childline.org.uk, or call Childline on 0800 1111. Report grooming, sextortion, or child sexual abuse to CEOP at ceop.police.uk. Do not send the content to anyone — including us.
Adults (18+) only · images of anyone under 18 go to the IWF/Childline Report Remove tool & CEOP
PRIMARY SOURCE REGISTER — verified June 2026
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