Exploitation Resources

If you want to make a report of child sexual exploitation, you can use NCMEC’s CyberTipline Public Reporting Platform [new link]. Specially trained analysts will process your report and make it available to the appropriate law enforcement agency.

Having nudes or sexually exploitive images or videos taken when you were a child out there on the internet can be frightening and overwhelming, but there is hope to get it taken down. Survivors often say the process to get images down can be complicated, but NCMEC is here to help. Learn what resources are available, instructions for reporting images or videos directly to the tech companies.

This service is one step you can take to help remove online nude, partially nude, or sexually explicit photos and videos taken before you turned 18. Visit Take It Down to learn more. 

Recovering from child sexual exploitation can be a challenging road, and it can often feel like you are navigating it alone. Having worked with communities of survivors, NCMEC knows that feelings of isolation, fear, and worry can make seeking resources a difficult process. There is an army of professionals at NCMEC and other organizations who may be able to help you. 

NCMEC’s CyberTipline offers the public and online electronic service providers an easy way to quickly report suspected incidents of sexual exploitation of children online. Read the latest CyberTipline report to learn more about NCMEC’s work to protect children from exploitation.