1. What can be removed We consider removal requests for: ads or media that violate our rules copyright‑infringing images, videos, or text impersonation or use of your personal data without consent court orders and official legal demands We do not remove content just because you regret posting an ad but refuse to verify ownership. 2. Fastest route: use the in‑product report If the report feature is not available on an ad, please use the contact form. For specific ads, the fastest path is: open the ad page use the “Report” or “Report this ad” link select a reason and add a concise explanation Use this for: suspected minors or trafficking stolen photos threats or extortion obvious scams We prioritise urgent safety cases before other types of reports. 3. Copyright / DMCA‑style notices If you are the copyright owner (or authorised agent) of media or text used in an ad without your permission, send a notice that includes: your full name and contact details a clear description of the copyrighted work the exact URLs on Find And Bang where the content appears a statement that you did not authorise this use a statement that the information in your notice is accurate and, under penalty of perjury, that you are the copyright owner or authorised agent your signature (typed name is usually sufficient for email) Send this to the contact listed on this page: https://findandbang.com/contact . We may remove or disable access to the content while reviewing. We may forward your notice, in full or in part, to the advertiser or to relevant parties. 4. Other personal rights complaints If your face, name, or personal data appear in an ad without your consent, or you believe an ad breaches your privacy: Include: the URL(s) of the ad(s) which parts relate to you (image, name, phone, etc.) a short explanation of why the content is unlawful or violates your rights any supporting evidence (e.g. link to your own profiles, context) We may request additional proof before removing content, especially in disputes between two private parties. 5. What we do after a valid removal request For clear rule violations: we remove or edit the offending parts we may block the advertiser from reposting the same content in serious cases (minors, threats, trafficking) we may preserve data and cooperate with law enforcement For less clear cases: we may temporarily hide the ad while investigating we may decline removal if the request is incomplete or appears abusive We are not an arbitrator for all online disputes. Some conflicts must be resolved through courts or local authorities. 6. Repeat infringers Advertisers who repeatedly post infringing or abusive content may be permanently banned and associated