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Contact ImageReverse for editorial corrections, privacy and image-rights requests, security reports, partnerships, or product feedback.
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Editorial correction
Send the page URL, the statement in question, and reliable evidence that helps us check it.
Privacy or image rights
Identify the exact public URL, your relationship to the material, and the action you are requesting.
Security report
Share a safe reproduction sequence without accessing another person's data or disrupting the service.
Corrections and editorial feedback
Email [email protected] with the exact page URL, the claim you are questioning, and reliable supporting evidence. The editorial policy explains how corrections are assessed, and the research methodology shows how evidence is classified.
Use this address for factual corrections, broken primary-source links, unclear methodology, and editorial suggestions. We do not require praise, payment, or a backlink to review a correction.
Privacy and rights
Email [email protected] for privacy questions. Email [email protected] for image-rights notices.
For a privacy or rights request, identify the public URL, the image or text at issue, your relationship to it, and the action requested. Do not send identity documents or intimate images in an initial email. We can ask for proportionate verification if it becomes necessary. The opt-out and removal page provides the complete request checklist.
Security reports
Email [email protected] with reproducible details. Do not include sensitive image files unless requested through a secure channel.
Describe the affected route, expected behavior, observed behavior, and a safe reproduction sequence. Do not access data that is not yours, disrupt availability, or publicly disclose an unresolved issue in a way that creates avoidable harm.
Product and partnership questions
Use [email protected] for product feedback, accessibility issues, responsible integrations, and partnership questions. Label commercial proposals clearly. Editorial coverage and corrections are not sold.
What happens after you write
The message is reviewed according to its subject and the evidence provided. A privacy or rights request may require proportionate verification before material is changed, while a factual correction should be checked against reliable sources and the page's stated method. Clear URLs and concise supporting records help separate urgent safety issues from general feedback. Sending a message does not guarantee a particular outcome, but it creates a direct route for review rather than requiring a public dispute.