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If you got here because someone is circulating an intimate photo or video of you — including one built with AI — there is something worth knowing first: it is not your fault, and it does not get fixed by paying. Whoever charges to delete an image always comes back with a second demand, and almost never takes anything down.

The first thing to do is save the proof before it disappears. Copy the exact address of every post and take full screenshots with the date and time visible. Do not delete the file from your phone and do not forward it to anybody, not even to the person helping you: without it the next step cannot be taken.

That next step is Take It Down, the free service run by the US centre NCMEC. It is built for exactly this — material taken when you were under 18 — and it does not ask you to give your name. The image never leaves your phone: the device works out a digital fingerprint and sends only that code, which the participating platforms use to block copies.

Philippine law is unusually clear here, and it is on your side. Republic Act 11930, the Anti-OSAEC and Anti-CSAEM Act of 2022, counts computer-generated and digitally crafted images of a person made to appear to be a child, so "it is not a real photo" is not an excuse anyone can use. It also obliges internet services to block the address within twenty-four hours of being notified. And you do not have to file anything on your own: the Act lets a parent, a relative, a social welfare officer, a barangay official, a police officer or any person with personal knowledge of it make the complaint for you.

If someone is demanding money or more photos in exchange for keeping quiet, do not reply and do not send anything. It does not end the threat; it confirms there is somebody to bargain with, and the next demand is usually bigger. Keep the messages exactly as they are, without deleting them, because they are part of the evidence.

Before you answer whoever wrote to you, before you delete anything and before you pay a single peso, talk to an adult you trust: a parent, an older relative, a teacher, a guidance counsellor — whoever that is for you. This is not yours to carry alone.

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