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There is no expectation of privacy in public places. In general (there are some exceptions) anyone taking photos in public is not breaking any laws. If you damage or take their camera, you are the one breaking the law.

There are 3 organisations that help you report your image using Report Remove. These are Childline, the Internet Watch Foundation (IWF) and also Yoti if you are 13 or older and choose to prove your age using ID. All of them have a responsibility to keep all of your personal information safe.

By the bottom right corner of the image is a three dots button. Click on that and use the Send feedback option. You can include a screenshot. Helpful?

If you want to remove an image from Google search results, you need to contact the owner of the site that contains the image. Important: Most images that show up in Google search results are from websites that aren't owned by Google, so we are unable to remove these images from the web.

Send a cease and desist letter. A cease and desist letter is a relatively easy and low-cost option to outline your rights to the infringing party and demand that they cease and desist from using your photo. It is usually a good idea to seek the advice of a lawyer when exploring this step.

Contact the Website: While you could just immediately block the account, don't. First, report the page or account to the website host. Explain that someone has created a account with your photographs/ images. If the site or app contacts you to verify your information, respond promptly.

Facebook provides a number of ways for people to report imagery that they believe violates their privacy. The quickest way to report abuse is by using the Find Support or Report links located near the photo or video that you want to report.

Report Content for Legal Reasons Select the Google product where the content you are reporting appears. Select the reason you wish to report content. Once you reach the correct webform, please include the specific URL(s) of the content you want to report, as opposed to the link to the website's home page.