Content removal policy

Last updated: 29 October 2026

Anyone can ask us to remove a photo, profile text or message from MilfBook.app: members, visitors without an account, and anyone who appears in content on the site. This page explains how to ask, what we remove and how fast.

Who can ask

• Anyone shown in a photo or described in a text, also if you do not have an account.
• A parent, guardian or legal representative on behalf of the person shown.
• The owner of the copyright or other rights in the content.
• Any member or visitor who sees content that breaks the law or our terms and conditions.

What we remove

• Content showing, or appearing to show, a person under 18.
• Content posted without the consent of the person shown, including intimate images, hidden-camera material and deepfakes.
• Content that identifies someone against their will, such as their full name, address, phone number or workplace.
• Content that infringes copyright, a trademark or portrait rights.
• Content that is illegal, violent, hateful or abusive, or that breaks our rules of conduct.
• A photo or text you posted yourself and no longer want online.

How to ask

1. Email [email protected] with "Content removal" in the subject.
2. Tell us where the content is: the profile name or link, and which photo, text or message.
3. Tell us why it should be removed, for example "this is me and I did not agree to this".
4. Add your name and an email address where we can reach you. If you are the person shown, we may ask for a simple check that it is you. We use that only to handle your request and delete it afterwards.

You do not need an account to ask, and you do not pay anything.

What happens next

• Within 24 hours: we confirm that we have received your request.
• Straight away: content that may show a minor or was shared without consent is taken offline while we review it.
• Within 7 business days: we decide on every other request and email you our decision and the reason.
• Removed content disappears from the profile, conversations and our public pages.

What happens to the person who posted it

We tell the member that we removed their content and why, unless that would put someone at risk or the law does not allow it. Depending on how serious it is, we give a warning, block the account or delete it. Members who post content of minors or content without consent lose their account permanently and may be reported to the police.

Entertainer profiles

Photos on entertainer profiles (marked with a heart icon ) are used with permission. If you recognise yourself in one and did not agree to it, ask us as described above. We take the photo offline straight away and do not use it again on any of our sites.

Disagree with a decision?

If we removed your content and you think that was wrong, or we did not remove content you reported, you can appeal within 6 months. Reply to our decision email or write to [email protected] with "Appeal" in the subject. Someone who was not involved in the first decision reviews it, and we answer within 7 business days. You can also turn to an out-of-court dispute settlement body or the court, as described in our terms and conditions.

Illegal content (DSA)

This policy is also how you report illegal content under the EU Digital Services Act. See Report a problem for other kinds of abuse.