To report incorrect information on OnlyDetect, identify the affected handle, state the exact field that is wrong, and provide a relevant current public source. Use the report form and confirm that it records your request. A clear correction is easier to evaluate than a broad accusation or a collection of unrelated personal information.

This guide concerns OnlyDetect's records. It cannot change information on OnlyFans or another publisher's site.

Choose the request that matches the problem

The current form offers Correction, Privacy request, Copyright request, and Profile removal. Select the category that describes the outcome you need.

A wrong displayed price and a request to remove a profile are different jobs. If several issues concern the same handle, explain them separately in the Details field so the reviewer can understand each one.

The form asks for a handle, your email, details, and an accuracy confirmation. This guide inspected the form but did not submit a fabricated report.

Make the correction reproducible

A useful note has four parts:

  1. The public handle or affected listing.
  2. The specific incorrect observation.
  3. The current public source supporting the correction.
  4. The date you checked that source.

For a fictional example: “The directory shows the handle as offering a free subscription. Its current public page shows a paid subscription when checked today. Please review the offer type.”

That statement identifies a field and a source. It does not assume why the discrepancy occurred or promise which value the reviewer will accept.

Prefer evidence that answers the field

OnlyDetect's methodology gives direct public observations priority over directory-derived information. Use the creator's established public destination when available.

A social biography might support a public display name. It may not support a subscription price shown only on another page. An older screenshot can document a previous state, but it should not be presented as proof of the current offer.

Keep the source relevant to the requested correction.

Leave private material out of the form

A public metadata correction does not need a password, authentication code, full payment-card number, private conversation, home address, or unrelated identity document. Explain your connection to the profile when it is relevant to the request, using only what the process needs.

Do not paste a private message merely because it contains a phrase that resembles the biography. If the necessary evidence is not public, describe that limitation rather than publishing the material.

Confirm the outcome you actually received

The current form distinguishes a recorded request from an error. A recorded-request message confirms submission; it does not mean the correction has already been approved or applied.

If the form reports a failure, keep your own factual note and check the available contact route. Avoid sending repeated copies while the state is unclear.

Later, recheck the relevant field. For conflicting data across several sites, use the profile-differences guide. A successful correction on one directory does not automatically update every copied listing or search snippet.