If a photo on a VidScore profile appears incorrect, outdated, or shows the wrong person, you can report it for review.
Where photos come from
Profile photos are sourced from publicly available platforms like YouTube and Wikidata. The system does not use facial recognition. Photos may be outdated or incorrectly matched.
How to report
Include the profile link and describe the photo concern. All photo reports are reviewed manually.
Detailed reference
What you can expect
- A photo that appears to show the wrong person
- An outdated or low-quality photo
- A photo that could be confused with another individual
- Photos appearing on profiles where no photo should exist
Limits
- Identity verification. VidScore does not confirm identity through photos
- Explanations of how photos are selected or matched. These are not disclosed
- Guaranteed resolution or removal timelines
How it works
Profile photos are sourced from publicly available platforms. The system does not apply facial recognition or biometric analysis. Because photos are derived from public sources, they may be outdated, incorrect, or ambiguous. Reports help identify cases where the displayed photo does not correctly represent the profile subject.
All photo concerns are reviewed manually, especially those involving potential misidentification or privacy implications.
Common misconceptions
- Assuming photo display implies identity verification. It does not
- Believing VidScore selected a photo to misrepresent someone. Photo issues reflect data limitations, not intent
- Expecting immediate removal after reporting. Manual review is thorough but not instant
What to do
- Please do not send passwords, private messages, identity documents, payment details, or other sensitive personal information
Last updated 2026-01-27