Articles

What we've learned removing content and accounts for a living

Every platform runs on its own rulebook. Here's the breakdown for each one we work with.

YouTube

Getting a Video Removed from YouTube — What Actually Works

How YouTube's Community Guidelines and copyright systems really work, and what separates a removal request that succeeds from one that gets ignored.

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YouTube

When a "Review Video" Crosses the Line — And What You Can Do About It

Negative review and exposé-style videos are protected speech — until they're not. Here's where the legal and policy lines actually sit.

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Instagram

Reels, Stories, and Posts: How Instagram Actually Reviews Takedown Requests

Meta's reporting system is bigger and blunter than most people expect. Here's how to make a report that a human actually acts on.

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Facebook

Facebook's Community Standards, Decoded for Video Removal

Facebook enforces differently depending on where the video lives — a Page, a Group, or a personal profile. The distinction changes your whole strategy.

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TikTok

TikTok Moves Fast — So Does Its Removal Process

Virality is TikTok's whole design, which means a harmful video can spread through duets and stitches faster than any other platform. Here's how removal has to keep up.

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Accounts

Getting an Impersonating or Compromised Account Permanently Deleted

A fake profile or a lost account isn't a content problem — it's a standing threat. Here's how account-level removal actually works across Facebook, Instagram, and TikTok.

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Facebook

Getting Your Disabled Facebook Account Restored

A disabled account locks away years of history behind a single automated decision. Here's how the appeal process actually works, and what improves your odds.

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