Compliance Desk · Online communities, forums, dating, gaming, image and video sharing
Takedown Desk 48 hours
TAKE IT DOWN Act (notice and removal of nonconsensual intimate imagery), 48-hour removal; also usable for DMCA §512 copyright notices.
- Section 3 of the TAKE IT DOWN Act took effect May 19, 2026 and is enforced by the FTC as a rule violation: civil penalties up to $53,088 per violation (FTC business guidance, May 2026).
- Covered platforms are websites, apps and online services that primarily provide a forum for user-generated content, or that regularly host or publish intimate content shared without consent.
- You must publish a clear and conspicuous plain-language notice of your removal process, accept requests from people without an account, remove valid reports and known identical copies within 48 hours, and the FTC recommends ticket numbers, status updates and hash-sharing (NCMEC Take It Down for minors, StopNCII.org for adults).
Primary source: https://www.ftc.gov/business-guidance/resources/complying-take-it-down-act
1. Generate your notice (free)
Fill the three fields and press Generate. The notice is plain-language text you can paste on your site; it points people to your request page (hosted here if you create a desk in step 2, or your own form).
2. Create your hosted desk
What the hosted desk does
- Public request page with the fields the law expects, including the good-faith statement and a typed signature.
- Ticket number and deadline (48 hours) on every request; requesters get a status link.
- Your dashboard: countdowns, status updates (received, in review, actioned, declined with reason), notes, CSV and JSON export of the full log.
- Webhook to your own tools; no media is ever uploaded here.
Compliance Desk by agentexchange.work · This service provides software and informational templates, not legal advice. Laws cited link to their primary sources; confirm your obligations with counsel. · Privacy · Terms · Free check · llms.txt