Safety
Intimate image removal
Last updated: 11 November 2026
Operator and contact details
- Service operator
- Wang Jin
Shanghai, China
If an intimate image or video of you was shared without your consent, you can ask us to remove it. You do not need an account, and you do not need to give a reason. This page explains what to send and what we do.
What we cover
- Real intimate photos or videos shared without consent.
- Digital forgeries or altered images that appear to depict you intimately.
- Content in profiles, messages, masked rooms, reports or support attachments.
- Images of minors are treated as an urgent child-safety matter and may be reported to the relevant authority.
How to make a request
- Use the private removal request form.
- Give us the profile, room, message or page reference if you have it.
- Tell us whether you are the person shown, or are authorised to act for them.
- Do not upload or resend the intimate image itself. A link, screenshot with the image blurred, or description is enough to start.
- Include an email address where we can reach you. You may ask us to keep your identity confidential from the other person.
What happens next
We aim to acknowledge urgent requests promptly and to remove apparent non-consensual intimate content and known identical copies within the time required by applicable law, including the 48-hour standard under US law where it applies. We may remove first and investigate afterwards when someone's safety is at risk. We keep a reference for each request and tell you the outcome, or why we could not act.
We may preserve limited evidence for safety, legal or law-enforcement purposes. We do not notify the person who posted the content that you reported it unless necessary to enforce the outcome or required by law.
If you are in immediate danger
Contact local emergency services first. For minors, you can also report to the relevant child-safety authority in your country. Velivow cannot provide emergency assistance.
Related
Read the Community Guidelines and the Privacy Policy. Reports and removal requests are handled separately from ordinary customer support and are prioritized.