Content removal
Updated October 16, 2026
The Cam Verdict hosts no videos and no live streams. It publishes text, tables and screenshots of the platforms' public pages, with any nudity blurred, and the eyes and nose of the people shown, in the image file itself. If something here concerns you, you can ask for it to be removed.
What you can ask for
- A screenshot in which you appear, even blurred, or one that shows your stage name or your username.
- Your personal data: a name, an address, an image or any detail that identifies you.
- A trademark or a protected work you hold the rights to: a logo, a text, an image.
- A fact you believe is wrong or out of date, to be corrected.
How to ask
Write to grant@thecamverdict.com with "Removal" in the subject line, and give:
- the exact address of the page;
- the screenshot, the words or the passage concerned;
- why it concerns you: it is your image, your name, your data, your trademark or your work;
- an address where we can answer you.
You don't need to send an ID document. If you hold rights to a trademark or a work, say which one and what you hold. A formal notice under the US Digital Millennium Copyright Act sent to the same address is handled the same way.
What happens next
- Your image, your name or your personal data: the screenshot or the passage is removed, or blurred again, within 72 hours, without discussion.
- A trademark, a protected work or a fact: we answer within 7 days, with the change made or the reason it was not.
- Every change updates the date shown on the page concerned.
What we cannot remove
Content shown on a platform itself, such as a show, a profile or a picture, is hosted by that platform, not by us. To have it taken down, use the platform's own report or removal process. If someone is threatening to share images of you, our page Sextortion: what to do lists the free official services that can help.
The details you send are used only to handle your request, as the privacy policy explains. The publisher is identified in the legal notice.