Seacrets relies on the vigilance of our community to identify and report abuse, violations, and dangerous content. This document explains how to report violations and what happens when we receive a report.
Report Categories
You can report the following categories of violations:
- Illegal Content — Content that violates laws, including CSAM, terrorism, credible threats of violence
- Non-Consensual Content — Intimate imagery shared without consent
- Harassment and Intimidation — Threats, stalking, bullying, targeted harassment
- Fraud and Impersonation — Deceptive practices, fake accounts, identity impersonation
- Intellectual Property Infringement — Copyright, trademark, or other IP violations
- Other TOS/AUP Violations — Any other violations of Terms of Service or Acceptable Use Policy
How to Report
You can report violations through:
- In-platform reporting tool — Available on content pages, user profiles, and throughout the platform
- Email — [email protected]
Information to Include
To help us process your report, please provide:
- URL or identifying information of the reported content
- Description of the violation and how it violates our policies
- Report category (from the list above)
- Your contact information (optional but helpful for follow-up)
Emergency Situations
If you observe content involving imminent threats to persons, terrorism, or ongoing criminal activity:
- Contact local law enforcement immediately (call 911 in the US)
- Report to Seacrets at [email protected]
Report Processing
When we receive a report, we:
- Remove the reported content if it violates our policies
- Take appropriate action against the violating account (warning, suspension, termination)
- Preserve evidence for law enforcement investigation
- Notify the person who filed the report about action taken (when appropriate and consistent with privacy)
Confidentiality
Seacrets treats report information confidentially. Information about your report is shared only with:
- Seacrets personnel who need it to address the violation
- Law enforcement, when legally required or in the public interest