GHOSTKnow what to do, before you need it.
Plain-language guides on getting things taken down, keeping your details private and handling the worst days, from the team building Ghost.
Step by step, in order.
Sextortion: what to do in the first hour
Someone is threatening to share intimate images unless you pay. Here's what helps, in order, and what makes it worse.
How to get your address off people-search sites
Data brokers sell your address and phone number to anyone. California's new DROP tool makes removal far easier. Here's how it works, wherever you live.
You can ask Google to remove images of your kids
Google will take down images of anyone under 18 from search results when a parent asks. What it covers, what it doesn't, and how to file.
The rules, in plain English.
The TAKE IT DOWN Act: what the 48-hour rule means for you
Platforms now have 48 hours to remove intimate images shared without consent, including AI fakes. Here's how a valid request works.
How Ghost handles your data
The eight rules the product is built on, from consent records to never keeping your photos.
You don't need Ghost to get help.
These organizations are free and work whether or not you use Ghost. When you do, Ghost files with them for you.
- NCMEC CyberTiplineReport the exploitation of anyone under 18.report.cybertip.org · 1-800-843-5678 ↗
- Take It DownStop intimate images of anyone under 18 from spreading, without uploading them.takeitdown.ncmec.org ↗
- StopNCIIThe same protection for adults, run by the Revenge Porn Helpline.stopncii.org ↗
- FBI tipsReport sextortion, extortion and online fraud to federal law enforcement.tips.fbi.gov ↗
- 988 LifelineFree, confidential support any time, for anyone who's overwhelmed.Call or text 988 ↗
Ghost walks you through the first steps, files the reports and keeps a record. Free on every plan.