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Texas Intermediate Designated Agent Compliance
Last updated May 19, 2026
Take It Down Act (TIDA) Compliance Policy
Effective Date: May 19, 2026
1. Purpose
This policy establishes the formal process for the reporting and removal of non-consensual intimate imagery ("NCII") and prohibited digital forgeries in accordance with the Take It Down Act.
2. Reporting Mechanism
Users seeking the removal of content that qualifies as non-consensual intimate imagery or a prohibited digital forgery should submit a report to:
3. Submission Requirements
To process a request, the report must include:
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A direct link (URL) to the specific content.
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Identification of the subject of the content.
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Evidence or a statement under penalty of perjury asserting that the content is non-consensual or a prohibited forgery.
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Sufficient information for Gab to verify the authenticity of the request.
4. Review and Removal
Upon receipt of a complete and verified submission, Gab will review the content. If the content is determined to meet the statutory criteria for non-consensual intimate imagery or a prohibited digital forgery, it will be removed from the platform within the 48-hour period mandated by federal law.
5. Non-Liability
Gab acts solely as a hosting provider. By providing this reporting mechanism, Gab does not assume any obligation beyond the specific requirements set forth in the Take It Down Act. Reporting entities acknowledge that Gab reserves all rights to contest filings that are found to be fraudulent, inaccurate, or intended to suppress protected speech.
6. Contact
For all compliance-related inquiries regarding this policy, please email:
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