Digital Services Act, article 16

Report illegal content

This Media Empire service stores images, projects, templates, videos, sounds and texts on behalf of its clients, and publishes to their social networks what they choose to publish there. If you think some of this content is illegal — an image seen through a share link or in a post, for example —, report it here, without an account. A person will examine it.

Type of content — Choose —Copyright or trademark infringementImage of a person used without their consentDeepfake or impersonationSexual content of a person shared without their consentChild sexual abuseTerrorist content (incitement, glorification)Hate, harassment, threatsFraud, misleading advertising, phishingPersonal data used unlawfullyOther illegal content Why is this content illegal? Explain with the facts; quote the law if you know it. Where is it? Its exact address (URL): share link, file address, or the address of the social media post that shows it. If you know it: the name of the account or of the project. Your name Your email For the acknowledgement of receipt and our decision. Name and email are optional for a notice of child sexual abuse.

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I declare in good faith that the information and allegations in this notice are accurate and complete. Send the notice

Child sexual abuse or terrorist content: you can also alert the French authorities directly at https://www.internet-signalement.gouv.fr

Your data: your name, your email and what you write are used to handle this notice and to answer you — a legal obligation of the provider (GDPR, article 6(1)(c); Digital Services Act, article 16). The IP address of your connection is only used to limit abuse and is deleted within 24 hours. We do not pass your identity on to the client concerned, unless strictly necessary. Your personal data are deleted 3 years after our decision; only anonymous statistics are kept (article 15 of the same regulation). To access, correct or erase them, write to the point of contact on the “Rules and contacts” page; you can also complain to the data protection authority (in France, the CNIL).