If a social link on a VidScore profile points to the wrong account, is outdated, or could be confused with an impersonator, you can report it.
Why social links can be wrong
Social links are derived from publicly visible information. Accounts can be renamed, repurposed, or impersonated, so link accuracy can degrade over time.
How to report
Include the profile link and identify the specific social link in question. Reports involving potential impersonation receive priority review.
Detailed reference
What you can expect
- Social links that point to the wrong account or platform
- Links to inactive, deleted, or unrelated accounts
- Links that could be confused with impersonation accounts
- Missing social links for accounts that are clearly associated with the profile subject
Limits
- Verification of account ownership. VidScore does not confirm who controls a social account
- Explanations of how social links are associated with profiles. These are not disclosed
- Guaranteed resolution or timelines for social link corrections
How it works
Social links are derived from publicly visible information and associations. Because social accounts can be renamed, repurposed, or impersonated, the accuracy of links can degrade over time. Reports help identify cases where links no longer accurately represent the profile subject.
All social link concerns are reviewed manually, with priority given to cases involving potential impersonation or safety risks.
Common misconceptions
- Assuming a displayed social link is verified or official. It is not
- Believing VidScore endorses or recommends the linked account. It is an informational reference only
- Expecting all social accounts to be linked. Link availability depends on publicly visible data
What to do
- Please do not send passwords, private messages, identity documents, payment details, or other sensitive personal information
Last updated 2026-01-27