Journal

Social media and forums

TikTok, Instagram, Facebook and Reddit. Where a report works, where it does not, and how fast content spreads before it stops.

Service page: Crisis reputation management

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Social media and forums
How to get a post removed from X
Enforcement is inconsistent and the spread window is measured in minutes, not days.
Tomas Lindgren · 16 July 2026
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Social media and forums
How to remove a YouTube video about you
Video ranks in Google as well as YouTube, which doubles the damage and the reason to act early.
Marcus Ellery · 26 June 2026
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Social media and forums
How to remove a Reddit post about you
Reddit ranks well, moderates by volunteers, and rewards exactly the wrong instincts.
Daniel Osei · 6 June 2026
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Social media and forums
How to remove a Facebook post about your business
Local groups are where this does real damage, and they are the hardest part to reach.
Claire Bettencourt · 16 May 2026
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Social media and forums
How to remove a defamatory Instagram post
Instagram's reporting is narrow. Knowing which category to choose decides the outcome.
Daniel Osei · 23 April 2026
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Social media and forums
How to remove a defamatory TikTok video
TikTok moves fast in both directions. What you do in the first few hours matters more than on any other platform.
Daniel Osei · 3 April 2026