Call 911 in the United States or 999 in the United Kingdom. Do not wait for an online response.
Independent guidance for current and former members
Send serious reports to the people equipped to act.
Use the verified routes below to report nonconsensual intimate images, AI-generated sexual abuse, harassment, extortion, threats, cybercrime, or suspected terrorist activity. This site does not receive or store evidence.
Collaboration and administrative contact
Contact us before sharing any material.
To collaborate, suggest a correction, or ask which official reporting route may fit, email PH.member.intake@proton.me with a brief, non-sensitive description. Do not attach evidence, nude or intimate images, suspected child sexual-abuse material, threats, identity documents, or confidential case files. We can direct you to an official service equipped to receive the material securely.
Immediate action
Use the proper authority first.
Submit specific facts directly to the FBI at tips.fbi.gov or call 1-800-CALL-FBI.
Preserve messages and account details, then report at IC3.gov.
Do not download, forward, or upload the image here. Report through the NCMEC CyberTipline or law enforcement.
01 / Official reporting routes
Choose the route that matches the harm.
These links send information directly to established authorities and specialist organizations. Do not email intimate images or suspected child sexual-abuse material to this site.
United States
Federal threats or terrorism
Submit specific facts, usernames, URLs, dates, and threats to the FBI. Contact information is optional on the federal tip form.
Open FBI tip formUnited States
Cybercrime and online extortion
Report cyber-enabled crime, account compromise, sextortion, and related online conduct to the FBI Internet Crime Complaint Center.
Open IC3Child safety
Sexual exploitation involving a minor
Use NCMEC in the United States or IWF in the United Kingdom. Do not download or redistribute the material to make a report.
NCMEC CyberTipline →IWF anonymous report →Adult intimate images
Removal and prevention
Adults depicted in nonconsensual intimate images can use StopNCII to create a protective hash on their own device without uploading the image to this site.
Open StopNCIIUnited Kingdom reporting routes
Official contacts for members in the UK
Use these routes for conduct occurring in the United Kingdom or affecting people there. This independent guide does not replace police, Counter Terrorism Policing, or victim-support services.
Emergency
Police — 999
Call 999 when a crime is in progress, someone is in immediate danger, or there is an immediate terrorist threat. For non-emergencies, call 101.
Official police guidance →Terrorism or national security
Counter Terrorism Policing
Report possible terrorist activity online or call the confidential Anti-Terrorist Hotline at 0800 789 321. Reports may be made anonymously.
Report suspected terrorism →Cybercrime or fraud
Report Fraud
For England, Wales, and Northern Ireland, report cybercrime or fraud online or call 0300 123 2040. In Scotland, contact Police Scotland on 101.
Make a Report Fraud report →Intimate-image abuse
Police & specialist support
Nonconsensual intimate-image abuse can be reported to police. UK adults can also obtain confidential removal advice from the Revenge Porn Helpline.
Police reporting guidance → Revenge Porn Helpline →02 / Information to prepare
What an official report should contain
Provide facts, dates, URLs, usernames, and the context in which material was observed. Upload files only when the official reporting service specifically requests them. Do not submit rumor as fact or characterize a person as guilty.
Nonconsensual intimate imagery
Real, altered, or AI-generated nude or sexually explicit depictions distributed without the depicted person’s consent.
Harassment and coercion
Repeated unwanted contact, sexual harassment, demands for images, intimidation, doxxing, or threats to disclose intimate material.
Threats and extortion
Threats of physical injury, reputational harm, exposure, payment demands, or coercive demands for additional content.
Suspected national-security activity
Specific conduct suggesting violent plots, recruitment, funding, operational support, or coordination with foreign actors. Beliefs, nationality, or political views alone are not evidence.
03 / Applicable federal framework
Law may protect victims and prohibit the reported conduct.
These provisions may apply depending on facts, intent, interstate activity, jurisdiction, and the age of anyone depicted. This page does not determine that a violation occurred and is not legal advice.
Important: this site provides links and general information only. It does not receive reports, establish an attorney-client relationship, or determine that a violation occurred. State law may provide additional remedies. Consult a qualified attorney.
04 / Evidence protocol
Preserve; do not circulate.
A user list, screenshot, allegation, or account name is not proof by itself. Preserve context and provenance so qualified reviewers can assess it.
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Keep the original
Retain original messages, URLs, usernames, timestamps, headers, and files. Do not crop or enhance the only copy.
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Record how you obtained it
Write down when, where, and how the material was received or observed, and whether anyone else witnessed it.
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Do not publish the member list
Keep the list restricted. Identify which entries are firsthand observations, corroborated records, or unverified leads.
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Avoid additional harm
Do not repost intimate imagery, contact suspected users, warn potential subjects, or conduct unauthorized access. Provide material only through an approved secure channel or directly to authorities.
05 / Safer reporting procedure
Identify
Choose the authority or specialist service that matches the conduct and jurisdiction.
Preserve
Keep original URLs, messages, usernames, and timestamps without redistributing harmful content.
Report
Submit facts directly through the official form and retain the confirmation or reference number.
Follow up
Use the authority’s official channel for updates and consult qualified counsel when appropriate.