Complaints & Reporting

Some reports we treat as an absolute priority and act on as fast as we can. Please flag a report as urgent if it involves:

• anyone who is, or appears to be, under 18;
• intimate or sexual content shared without the consent of the person shown (sometimes called non-consensual intimate imagery, or “revenge” content);
• content that suggests someone is being coerced, trafficked, or exploited;
• threats of violence, or any other seriously illegal material.

We will remove or disable this kind of content as soon as we become aware of it, aim to act within 48 hours, and will report it to the appropriate authorities where the law requires or good sense demands. We report suspected child sexual abuse material to the Internet Watch Foundation (IWF) and the police. You can also report it to the IWF directly and anonymously, and if anyone is in immediate danger, call the police on 999 (UK) or your local emergency number. You do not need to prove your case to us before we act on a credible report of this kind.

You’re also welcome to report anything that breaks our Terms of Useor simply shouldn’t be here — for example harassment or abuse, impersonation, a factual error on a page, spam, attempted vote manipulation, or content you believe is otherwise unlawful.

Our commitment to you:

• Acknowledgement:we aim to confirm we’ve received your report within 5 working days.
• Urgent reports (illegal, child-related, or non-consensual content): actioned as a priority, aiming to remove or disable access within 48 hours of becoming aware.
• Other reports: reviewed and resolved as soon as we reasonably can, normally within 14 days.
• Outcome:where we can, we’ll let you know what we did. We may not be able to share details that affect someone else’s privacy.

We review each report, decide whether the content breaks the law or our rules, and take proportionate action — which may include removing or hiding the content, restricting an account or access, correcting an error, and, for the most serious matters, reporting to the relevant authorities. Because we host no content ourselves — media lives on the performers’ own third-party platforms — we may also pass a report to the platform that hosts the material, while still removing anything we display.

If you’re unhappy with how we handled your report, reply to our response or write to info@myfavecamgirl.com explaining why, and we’ll take a fresh look. We’d always rather put something right than leave you feeling unheard.

Some things have their own dedicated route:

• You’re a performer and want your own page down. You don’t need to make a formal complaint — just use our removals page. No reason needed.
• Copyright infringement. Use our Copyright & DMCA policy, which sets out the notice details we need.
• General questions. Our contact page is the place to start.