Report Content

Last updated 8 September 2026.

Anyone can report content on cubeupload.com. You don’t need an account.

How to report

Use the form on this page (below). One report can name several images, several accounts, or neither — a description on its own is fine. If you’d rather email, send the same details to abuse@cubeupload.com.

If you’re worried a link might open automatically, it’s fine to break it (for example hxxps:// instead of https://); we recognise this.

Two things follow a separate route:

• Copyright complaints — see Copyright / DMCA.
• Child sexual abuse material — email us, and also report to the NCMEC CyberTipline or, in the UK, the Internet Watch Foundation. See Child Safety.

What happens next

Every report is reviewed by a person. Reports are prioritised by how serious the allegation is, not by when they arrived, so the most urgent are looked at first.

Depending on what we find, we may remove the content from public view, delete it, permanently purge it so it cannot be re-uploaded, restrict or remove the account responsible, and — where the law requires it — report the content to the appropriate authority.

A report is never discarded because our systems couldn’t automatically match a link. If something needs manual investigation, a person still sees it.

We don’t tell the people you report who reported them.

If you’re reporting your own leaked or stolen image

Email abuse@cubeupload.com with the link and a brief explanation. Non-consensual intimate imagery is removed on the same priority as other serious reports.