Report content or a user
How to report a post, a message or a profile, which reason to choose, what happens next and when to use the removal and copyright procedures.
In this article
If you see something that shouldn’t be on Sweetly — illegal content, someone who looks underage, a harassing message, impersonation — report it. The report goes to our moderation team, who review it by hand. It’s anonymous for the person reported: they don’t know who sent it.
What you can report, and where from
| What | Where to find Report |
|---|---|
| A post (photo or video) | In the post’s options menu, opened from the feed or its own page |
| A private message | Next to the message, in the conversation |
| A profile | From the Following page, next to the name |
| A live show or a comment | With a ticket to support |
How to send a report
- Press Report on the content, message or profile.
- Choose the Reason closest to what you saw.
- If you like, add a few lines in Details: what you noticed, when, and why it seems like a problem. It’s optional, but it really helps whoever has to decide.
- Press Submit. We confirm with Report received.
Which reason to choose
For a post:
- Illegal content — anything prohibited by law.
- Underage person involved — if someone appearing seems to be under 18. These reports take absolute priority.
- Non-consensual — if you think someone was filmed or published without their consent.
- Copyright violation — material copied from others. If you own the rights, also use the DMCA procedure described below.
- Offensive content, Spam or Other.
For a message or a profile: Harassment, Spam, Illegal content, Impersonation, Underage or Other.
What happens next
- The content doesn’t disappear straight away. A report isn’t an automatic deletion: the content stays visible until staff have reviewed it. That way nobody can make legitimate content disappear just by reporting it.
- Staff decide. If the content breaks the Terms of service, it can be blocked — the performer sees Blocked by staff with the reason — and the account can face measures, up to closure.
- Serious cases come first. Reports involving minors are handled first; content of this kind is removed and reported to the relevant authorities.
- You won’t get a detailed outcome. Out of respect for everyone’s privacy, we don’t share the measures taken on other accounts.
Content can be reported only once: if you try again you’ll read You have already reported this content. There’s also an hourly limit on reports, to stop abuse: if you reach it, try again later.
When a dedicated procedure is needed
In two cases the Report button isn’t enough, because we need details and declarations only the person involved can give.
- You appear in the content and didn’t consent, or you want content about you removed: use the content removal procedure, writing to [email protected]. When your safety is at risk we act with top priority.
- You own the copyright in content published by someone else: send a notice under the DMCA procedure, to [email protected].
If you’re in danger
If someone threatens you, blackmails you or you’re in a dangerous situation, contact the authorities in your country first. Then write to us: we keep the necessary data and cooperate with the authorities as the law requires.
Frequently asked questions
Does the person I report know it was me?
No. The report only reaches the moderation team; the person reported doesn’t know who sent it.
Why is the content I reported still visible?
Because a report doesn’t remove anything automatically: the content stays until staff have reviewed it and decided what to do.
Can I report someone I don’t follow?
You can report their posts and messages directly. For the profile, or for something that happens during a live show, open a ticket with support giving the username.
What happens to people who make false reports?
Reports made in bad faith to target someone are a rule violation, and can lead to measures on the reporter’s account.
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- For performersSafety, compliance and copyrightThe rules for the content you publish, consent from anyone appearing with you, how we protect your files and your data, and what to do if someone steals your material.
- Getting started and accountContact support and open a ticketHow to open a ticket, what to write to solve it in one go, how to follow the reply and which email addresses to use for refunds, removals and copyright.