Urgent safety request

Request removal of an intimate image

If a real or digitally created or altered intimate image of you was published on KinTypes without your consent, you or someone authorized to act for you can request removal. You do not need a KinTypes account.

Send a written request

Email admin@worldbuilders.app with the subject Urgent KinTypes intimate image removal request. Include:

1. your name and an email address or other reliable way to contact you;
2. the KinTypes URL, username, post, comment, kintype, or other information reasonably sufficient for us to locate the image;
3. a brief statement that you have a good-faith belief the identified image depicts you and was published without your consent, plus any relevant information that will help us evaluate the request;
4. your typed full name and a statement that it is your electronic signature; and
5. if you are acting for the depicted person, their name, your relationship to them, and confirmation that you are authorized to submit the request.

Do not download, attach, or re-send the image just to make a request. Location information and a description are usually enough. If we need more information, we will ask for the minimum necessary.

What happens next

We will acknowledge the request with a reference number and review whether it contains the information required for a valid removal request. After receiving a valid request, we will remove the identified intimate image as soon as possible and no later than 48 hours, and make reasonable efforts to identify and remove known identical copies on KinTypes within the same period.

We may contact you for missing information or to confirm the outcome. We limit access to request information and retain only what is reasonably needed for compliance, safety, abuse prevention, and legal records.

If a minor is depicted

State clearly that the image involves a minor. Do not download or forward suspected child sexual abuse material. If someone is in immediate danger, contact local emergency services. The National Center for Missing & Exploited Children also operates Take It Down, which can help prevent online sharing of nude, partially nude, or sexually explicit images taken before a person turned 18.

Other reports

This process is specifically for intimate images published without the depicted person’s consent. For another KinTypes rules violation, use the in-app Report control or email admin@worldbuilders.app. For copyright claims, follow the notice instructions in the terms of service.