Takedown and erasure
Ask for something to be removed, corrected or erased
Anyone can send a notice. A person reviews each one. Receiving a notice never removes anything by itself.
Our promise
We acknowledge every notice within 72 hours of receiving it. An acknowledgement says we have it and who is looking; it is not a decision. We then tell you what we decided and why.
What happens next
The Founder reviews each notice. A public record changes only through BRESHERE's existing gates and recorded decisions, never automatically because a notice arrived. Every step on a notice is written to an append-only log that cannot be edited afterwards.
Contact
A notices email address has not been published yet. Please use the form below; it reaches the same review.
Erasure of personal data (GDPR, UK GDPR and similar laws)
Tell us which page holds your personal data and what you want erased. We review each request on its own facts. The right to erasure has legal limits, including for freedom of expression and information and for legal obligations, and we will tell you the outcome and the reason.
Copyright takedown (DMCA, 17 U.S.C. 512)
To report copyrighted material, name the work, give the address of the page on BRESHERE, say in good faith that the use is not authorised, state that your notice is accurate and that you are the owner or authorised to act, and sign with your full name. Counter-notices come through this same form.
A family's request about a child-victim matter
A family member's written request to remove or reduce the public side of a child-victim matter is honoured first and reviewed after. Choose that option and it goes to the front of review.