Intimate Image Removal Notice
Effective August 9, 2026
Tribe prohibits intimate images or videos shared without the depicted person's consent. This includes qualifying images or videos that were digitally created or altered, including with artificial intelligence. The person depicted, or someone authorized to act for them, may ask us to remove the material. You do not need a Tribe account to submit a request.
Send a written removal request:
If the button does not open your email app, write to hello@tribejewishdating.com with the subject “Intimate image removal request.”
What to include
A complete request must include:
- Your physical or electronic signature. Typing your full legal name at the end of the email is acceptable.
- Enough information for us to locate the material. Include the member's profile name and any available message, match, image, date, screenshot, or other identifying details. Do not resend the intimate image unless we ask you to do so through an appropriate channel.
- A brief good-faith statement of non-consent. State that you believe the image or video depicts you (or the person you are authorized to represent) and was published without that person's consent. Include any relevant context that can help us evaluate the request.
- Contact information. Provide an email address or another reasonable way for us to contact you about the request.
If you are acting for the person depicted, also identify that person and explain your authority to act for them.
What happens next
After receiving a complete and valid request, Tribe will remove the identified material as soon as possible and no later than 48 hours after receipt. We will also make reasonable efforts to identify and remove known identical copies from the Service. We may contact you for information reasonably necessary to locate the material, confirm the request, or prevent abuse of this process.
We may also review and remove reported material under our Terms of Service, Child Safety Standards, or other applicable law. If anyone is in immediate danger, contact local emergency services. If the material depicts a minor, you may also report it to the NCMEC CyberTipline.