Tell us what is wrong and where it appears.

What to send

Email [email protected] with the subject Content removal request. Include:

• the exact HornySearch URL and, if available, the original source URL;
• the result, frame, preview, label, performer name, or other material at issue;
• whether the concern involves consent, intimate privacy, identity, safety, unlawful content, or incorrect metadata;
• your relationship to the person or rights involved and, if you act for someone else, your authority to do so;
• a safe way to contact you and any context needed to locate and assess the material.

Do not send identity documents, intimate images, or other sensitive material unless we ask for a specific item after reviewing the initial report.

What happens next

We will review a sufficiently specific report and may ask for clarification or evidence. Depending on the concern, we may remove or restrict a HornySearch result, derived frame, short preview, label, embed, or link while we investigate or after the review is complete.

We may preserve limited records of the report and action for security, abuse prevention, legal obligations, and to prevent removed material from being republished.

HornySearch is not the source platform

Removing a result from HornySearch does not remove the full video from the original platform or elsewhere on the internet. If you want the source material removed, report it to the platform identified by the source link as well.

Copyright claims

If you own a copyrighted work or are authorized to act for its owner, use the separate Copyright/DMCA notice process. A consent or intimate-privacy report does not need to be framed as a copyright claim.