Remove social media posts that break platform rules
Posts, comments and accounts on X, Instagram, TikTok, LinkedIn and Facebook that break platform rules.
Posts on X, Instagram, TikTok, LinkedIn and Facebook can spread quickly and rank in search. Each platform removes content that breaches its rules, including harassment, impersonation, private information, and false or manipulated media, and UK law now places duties on platforms to deal with illegal content. We report what qualifies, escalate where platforms fail to act, and help you decide when silence is wiser.
Who this is for
- Individuals targeted by posts or comments
- Businesses facing viral or coordinated criticism
- Executives named in false or abusive posts
Who it is not for
- Silencing lawful criticism or satire
Routes we use
Each route is assessed before anything is filed. Strength ratings are general indications; every case turns on its facts.
Platform report
Moderate route- When it applies
- The post breaches the platform's rules.
- What it needs
- Links, screenshots and the rule broken.
Illegal content escalation
Case-dependent- When it applies
- The content is likely to be illegal in the UK.
- What it needs
- Evidence, and where appropriate a police report.
- Source
- Online Safety Act 2023
Account-level action
Moderate route- When it applies
- An account repeatedly breaches rules or impersonates you.
- What it needs
- A documented pattern.
How the work runs
- Eligibility reviewWe test each URL against the relevant law and platform policy before anything is filed.
- Evidence packWe build the submission: identity, context, dates, policy clauses and supporting documents.
- Submission and follow-upRequests are filed, tracked and chased. Refusals are appealed where grounds exist.
- FallbackWhere removal is refused or unavailable, we move the case to search repair.
Evidence you will need
- Links and dated screenshots
- Your genuine account details
What you receive
- Content assessment
- Reports and escalations
- Monitoring during spread
What we cannot promise
- Platforms decide, and screenshots can circulate after removal.
Frequently asked questions
Should I respond publicly?
Sometimes. It depends on the audience and the facts. We help you decide quickly.
What does the Online Safety Act change?
It places duties on platforms to deal with illegal content and to operate effective reporting. It gives users stronger grounds to escalate.
Can you remove screenshots of deleted posts?
Where screenshots breach platform rules or your rights, they can be reported too.
Do you cover TikTok?
Yes, along with X, Instagram, Facebook, LinkedIn, Threads and YouTube Shorts.
Is my enquiry confidential?
Yes. You can make first contact without giving your name, we sign a non-disclosure agreement before you share case details, and case files are held in restricted, encrypted storage with access limited to your case team.
Prefer to start yourself?
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