Intimate image removal

What to include

1. Your full name and a safe email address where Kirami can contact you.
2. Whether you are the depicted person, that person’s authorized representative, or the parent or legal guardian of a depicted minor.
3. The exact Kirami URL, public item ID, username, or other information that lets us locate the content. Do not attach or resend the intimate image.
4. A brief description of the content and why the depiction was published without consent or, for a minor, why removal is requested.
5. A statement that you have a good-faith belief the information in the request is accurate.
6. A physical or electronic signature. Typing your legal name can serve as an electronic signature.

What Kirami does

Kirami will acknowledge and assess a sufficiently complete request, limit unnecessary access during review when appropriate, preserve only the information needed to handle the case, and protect the requester’s contact information from the reported user except where disclosure is required by law.

For a valid request covered by applicable law, Kirami’s operational target is to remove the reported content as soon as possible and no later than 48 hours after receiving the complete request, and to make reasonable efforts to identify and remove known identical copies. A request does not require the requester to locate every copy.

Kirami may contact you for information needed to verify the request. Knowingly submitting a materially false request can have legal consequences.

Other urgent help

If someone is in immediate danger, contact local emergency services. A U.S. report involving suspected child sexual exploitation can also be submitted to the National Center for Missing & Exploited Children’s CyberTipline. A person who has an image or video taken before age 18 can consider NCMEC’s Take It Down tool without uploading the image to Kirami.

For harassment, threats, privacy exposure, or other community abuse, see the Community Guidelines. For copyright, use the Copyright and DMCA process.