
The TAKE IT DOWN Act Explained: Your 48-Hour Removal Rights
What the TAKE IT DOWN Act requires, who it covers, how to send a valid removal request, and what to do if a platform misses the 48-hour deadline.
XVideos·Adult video site
To remove a video of yourself from XVideos, report each upload through the site's content removal or abuse page, linked in the footer and on each video, with the links and a statement that it was shared without consent. Then open a StopNCII.org case: XVideos is a partner, so it blocks matching re-uploads.
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Collect every link
Gather the exact URL of each upload. Ask someone you trust to help if you'd rather not look yourself.
Report each upload
Use the content removal or abuse link in the XVideos footer, or the report option on the video page. Submit one request per upload, or list every link if the form allows it.
State the facts clearly
Say the content shows you and was published without your consent. Add your typed signature and an email address for replies.
Block re-uploads with StopNCII
Create a case at StopNCII.org. Only a fingerprint of the video leaves your device. XVideos is listed as a partner and blocks matches.
Clean up Google
Use Google's request for explicit or intimate personal images so the uploads stop appearing in search results for your name.
Image-based abuse happens to people of every age and background, and it's never the victim's fault. Sharing intimate images without consent is illegal in the US and many other countries, and that includes AI-generated fakes.
Adult videos are frequently copied between sites. After the first removal, search again by face rather than by title, since copies are often renamed. Each copy needs its own report, but a StopNCII case covers every partner site at once, including Pornhub. Check xHamster separately, since it isn't listed as a StopNCII partner.
Searches so you do not have to
Face matching checks XVideos and its mirror sites for you. You never have to browse the site or look at the content yourself.
Files every takedown
We send a removal request for each upload, with everything a valid non-consensual content or copyright request needs.
Watches for re-uploads
Removed videos often come back on copies and mirror sites. We keep scanning and file again when they do.
Yes. XVideos is listed among StopNCII's industry partners, so a StopNCII case helps block matching uploads there.
No. StopNCII creates the fingerprint on your own device and only sends that fingerprint. The video never leaves your phone or computer.
For users in the US, the TAKE IT DOWN Act requires covered platforms to remove reported non-consensual intimate images within 48 hours of a valid request.
In the US, the Cyber Civil Rights Initiative runs a free crisis helpline at 844-878-2274 for people dealing with image-based abuse.
Last reviewed . Removal processes change often; if a step looks different, follow the site's current instructions.