19+ official channels
Emergency Help Links
Quickly find the direct, verified support and legal links to report abuse on major platforms.
How it works
Emergency Help Links
Quickly find the direct, verified support and legal links to report abuse on major platforms.
Quickly find the direct, verified support and legal links to report abuse on major platforms.
Type the website or social network name.
Click on the verified Emergency Channel button.
Submit your case directly to their safety team.
Meta / Instagram
Official reporting endpoint and evidence template
Google Search
Official reporting endpoint and evidence template
YouTube
Official reporting endpoint and evidence template
TikTok
Official reporting endpoint and evidence template
X
Official reporting endpoint and evidence template
Official reporting endpoint and evidence template
Snapchat
Official reporting endpoint and evidence template
Discord
Official reporting endpoint and evidence template
Telegram
Official reporting endpoint and evidence template
Microsoft Bing
Official reporting endpoint and evidence template
Official reporting endpoint and evidence template
Official reporting endpoint and evidence template
Tumblr
Official reporting endpoint and evidence template
Twitch
Official reporting endpoint and evidence template
Cloudflare
Official reporting endpoint and evidence template
GoDaddy
Official reporting endpoint and evidence template
Namecheap
Official reporting endpoint and evidence template
FBI IC3
Official reporting endpoint and evidence template
Europol
Official reporting endpoint and evidence template
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Urgent DMCA / Takedown Request — Non-Consensual Synthetic Content
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About the Emergency Help Directory
What it does
The Emergency Help Directory is a verified, regularly-audited list of the safety, trust, and legal contacts for every major platform, plus the global helplines for image-based sexual abuse, deepfake intimate imagery, and online stalking — including Revenge Porn Helpline (UK), StopNCII.org, Cyber Civil Rights Initiative (US), and Europol's IC3.
Why privacy matters here
In a crisis, victims do not have time to dig through buried support pages. Every minute the abusive content remains live, it is being copied and re-uploaded. A pre-vetted directory of working URLs and email addresses — checked for dead links — is often the difference between same-day removal and weeks of escalation.
How it helps victims of deepfake abuse
Survivors search the platform name, click the verified emergency channel, and submit the report directly. Where a platform offers a hash-matching service (e.g. StopNCII), the directory links to the correct intake form so the protective hash from this site can be uploaded in one step.
Frequently asked questions
- How often is the directory verified?
- Links and contact emails are reviewed on a rolling schedule and re-tested whenever a user reports a dead link. Stale entries are removed within days.
- Does this directory include hotlines for minors?
- Yes. The directory surfaces NCMEC CyberTipline, INHOPE, and country-specific child-safety hotlines for cases involving anyone under 18.
- Can I report anonymously through these channels?
- Most platforms accept pseudonymous reports if the evidence is concrete. Helplines like Revenge Porn Helpline and StopNCII are designed for anonymous, victim-led submission.
- What if my situation is life-threatening?
- Always contact local emergency services first (911, 112, 999). The directory is for content removal — not a substitute for police, medical, or crisis intervention services.