Report a profile image

MeMarF profile uploads are limited to headshots. You can report an image without signing in using the public email route below. If you are signed in and Report Photo is available, choosing Send report submits a limited report. When the service successfully accepts it, the exact current photo reported is automatically hidden from ordinary viewers pending operator review. This is a temporary restriction, not a finding that the report is correct. It does not submit a police report or ask you to re-upload the image. An email report requires operator handling and does not automatically hide the photo. The public email route remains available whether or not the in-service feature is enabled.

Email Info@memarf.com. Include the MeMarF profile URL or account identifier, identify the image, explain your concern and provide a safe way for us to contact you. If requesting removal for another person, explain your authority to act. Include your good-faith statement that the information and allegations you provide are accurate and complete. Supply your name and a safe reply address where required by law; an applicable child-safety exception does not require you to supply identifying contact details.

For a request to remove an intimate depiction shared without consent, include your physical or electronic signature, such as your typed name; identify the depiction and its MeMarF location sufficiently for us to find it; briefly state your good-faith belief that it was published without consent; and provide enough contact information for us to respond. State whether you are the depicted individual or an authorized representative. You may use the subject “Intimate image removal request”; the subject alone does not determine validity. Additional requirements imposed by applicable law still apply.

Do not send or reattach intimate imagery, identity documents, passwords or recovery codes as evidence. A link and description are enough to begin review. We may ask for proportionate additional information without asking you to upload intimate media.

Opening an email link only opens a draft. You must send it through your mail application. This page does not submit a report, send an automatic alert or generate a receipt. If the link does not work, copy this address: Info@memarf.com.

We remove prohibited imagery from display when we learn of it and handle valid requests under applicable law. Where the Take It Down Act applies, a valid qualifying request requires removal of the reported nonconsensual intimate depiction and reasonable efforts to identify and remove known identical copies within 48 hours of receipt. Preserving restricted evidence where legally required does not keep it publicly available. Any applicable response period runs from receipt of a valid request, not from when the operator reads it. This page does not promise an immediate response or continuous monitoring.

The operator reviews the report. Approval may restore display only for the unchanged current photo and only if its publication choice, current audience and all other restrictions allow it. Another unresolved report, preservation hold or continuing legal removal requirement can prevent restoration. When the operator sustains a report, the service keeps the exact current photo hidden and automatically preserves the existing photo and available relevant case information under restricted access for a case-specific legal, safety or genuine dispute review. This preservation may block photo replacement or removal and delay final account deletion. It does not automatically submit anything to police or other authorities, create a public archive, or promise permanent retention. Applicable reporting duties and lawful disclosure are handled separately. This does not itself delete the person's account. Report expiry does not automatically restore the photo. Exact matching copies may be suppressed for an explicitly selected finite period as described in the Privacy Notice. This capability is not a claim that every edited or similar copy can be found. We cannot recall other people's saved copies or control images on other websites.

To ask for review of a content or account decision, contact the same support address and identify the decision and why you believe it is incorrect. Include a safe way to reply. We provide explanations and review opportunities as required by applicable law. For account access, privacy, accessibility or deletion help, use the same support address. Read the Privacy Notice and User Agreement for more information.