If a VidScore profile shows the wrong person, incorrect photos, inaccurate names, or misleading associations, you can report it for review.
Why profiles can be wrong
Profile information comes from publicly available content. When that content is ambiguous, outdated, or sparse, inaccuracies can occur. Profiles are informational, not verified identity records.
How to report
Include the profile link and a brief description of the concern. All profile reports are reviewed manually.
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What you can expect
- A profile that appears to show the wrong person
- Incorrect photos, names, or biographical information
- Associations between a person and content they are not involved with
- Duplicate profiles that appear to represent the same individual
Limits
- Guarantees that reported issues will result in profile changes
- Identity verification. VidScore does not confirm who someone is
- Automated resolution. All profile concerns are reviewed by humans
How it works
Profile information is derived from publicly available content. When that content is ambiguous, outdated, or sparse, profiles may contain inaccurate information. Reports provide the context needed to evaluate and potentially correct these issues.
Because profiles involve people's identities and reputations, these reports receive careful manual review. Resolution may not be immediate.
Common misconceptions
- Assuming a profile represents a verified identity. Profiles are informational, not authoritative
- Expecting immediate correction after reporting. Manual review takes time
- Believing that profile information is intentionally misleading. Inaccuracies typically reflect data limitations
What to do
- Please do not send passwords, private messages, identity documents, payment details, or other sensitive personal information
Last updated 2026-01-27