Stealth Porn Recovery Resource Library
Non-consensual recording and image-based abuse can be devastating, isolating, and hard to navigate - especially for sex workers. Our Stealth Porn Resource Library offers practical tools, safety information, takedown guidance, digital security resources, and support options for people dealing with hidden-camera content, pirated videos, doxxing, harassment, or online exploitation. You are not alone, and help is available. Explore the library, save the resources, and share them with someone who may need them.
DCMA Take Down Process
Digital Millennium Copyright Act. A DMCA takedown is a legal request asking a website, platform, search engine, or hosting provider to remove or disable access to material that infringes your copyright. Under U.S. law, service providers can keep certain “safe harbor” protections if they respond expeditiously to valid copyright notices.
STOPNCII Tool Instructions
STOPNCII.org is a free tool that helps prevent non-consensual intimate images or videos from being shared on participating platforms. It does this by creating a digital fingerprint, called a hash, of the image or video. The image itself does not leave your device.
Cyber Civil Rights Initiative
The Cyber Civil Rights Initiative, or CCRI, is a nonprofit organization that supports people affected by non-consensual intimate imagery, image-based sexual abuse, sextortion, and online harassment.
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CCRI offers resources for survivors, including information about documentation, takedown options, legal rights, emotional support, and safety planning. It is especially useful for people dealing with intimate images or videos shared without consent, threats to expose private content, or ongoing digital harassment.
For sex workers, CCRI can be one part of a broader safety plan. Because criminalization and stigma can create additional risks, it may be helpful to speak with a trusted advocate or attorney before contacting law enforcement.