Report a suspected impersonation or unauthorized-content issue to the platform hosting it, using that platform's current official process. For an incorrect OnlyDetect listing, use OnlyDetect's report form. Those are different records, so a correction in one place does not automatically change the other.

Describe what you observed and your relationship to the issue accurately.

Identify the surface that needs action

Start with the exact URL. Is the problem a social account, an OnlyFans page, a search snippet, or an OnlyDetect directory record?

A copied public identity on another service should be reported through that service's established route. A wrong directory handle or biography should be reported to the directory. Avoid sending the same vague accusation everywhere.

For OnlyFans, the current Terms direct suspected illegal-content reports to the Complaints Policy. We verified that official route, but its detailed form text was not readable in our research environment. Follow the current instructions shown to you rather than relying on a guessed button sequence.

Prepare a concise evidence packet

Include:

  • The exact URL or account handle being reported.
  • A factual description of the issue.
  • A public source supporting the identity connection, where relevant.
  • The date you observed it.
  • Your role: affected person, authorized representative, or other observer.

Do not claim to own rights or represent a creator if you do not. Different report types may ask for different declarations, and those should be answered truthfully.

You do not need to download or redistribute disputed material just to make a public identity concern understandable.

Use OnlyDetect's form for its own records

The OnlyDetect report form includes correction, privacy, copyright, and removal request types. Supply the relevant creator handle and enough factual detail for review.

A successful submission means the request was recorded. It does not mean the allegation has been accepted or that removal has already happened.

OnlyDetect's editorial policy separates supported observations from interpretation. A useful report does the same: “this public source links to a different handle” is more actionable than an unsupported claim about a creator's private business.

Avoid turning reporting into amplification

Do not publish a disputed image or private message to recruit people to mass-report it. Repetition can spread the material and make the original evidence harder to trace.

Keep your own minimal record for follow-up through the official channel. Do not include passwords, full payment-card details, or unrelated personal information.

Check the right outcome

A source page changing, a directory correction, and a search result refreshing are separate events. Review the specific record you reported instead of assuming every copy updates at once.

For outdated factual management information, see the disclosure-correction guide. For an unexpected credential request, secure the account first using the fake-login guide.