Can I withdraw consent for content I appear in?

Yes. You can change your mind at any time about intimate content of you on PlayHouse, even if you agreed to it before. When you tell us you no longer consent, we remove the content.

If it's on your own account

If you're the creator who posted it, you can delete it yourself: open the post, then choose Delete.

If someone else posted it

If you have a PlayHouse account:

1. Go to Profile and select Report leaked content or impersonation.
2. Choose My intimate content was shared without my consent.
3. Under Links, add links to the posts or profiles. Under PlayHouse usernames, add the accounts involved.
4. Under What happened?, say which content you appear in and that you withdraw your consent.
5. Select Send report.

You'll get a reference number. Keep it in case you contact us about the report. Nothing you send is shown to the accounts you name.

If you don't have an account, or can't sign in: use our intimate image removal form. Include links to the content, a statement that you appear in it and no longer consent, your full name, and an email address where we can reach you.

What happens next

Our Trust & Safety team reviews your request, removes the content and may act against the account that posted it. We act on valid requests to remove intimate images within 48 hours, and we tell you the outcome.

To help stop the same images being uploaded again, here or elsewhere, you can also create hashes at StopNCII.org. See How can I use StopNCII.org to protect my images?.