In most cases, you can't force someone to take down an image from their social media unless it violates the terms of service of the platform or it's against the law. For example, if the image is pornographic or shows you in a compromising situation, you may be able to get it taken down. If you're just concerned about someone posting an unflattering photo of you, you may be out of luck. In general, people have the right to post whatever images they want of you, as long as they're taken in a public setting and not violating any laws. When images are newsworthy or are being used for commentary or criticism, it is unlikely that you will be able to have them removed. If you want to try to get images removed from social media, you should contact the site administrator and explain your situation.   When you've been photographed or recorded without your consent, you may be able to have the images, videos, or other personal information removed from social media. In some (rare) cases, you may also be able to sue for damages from the person who posted the compromising or upsetting images. It is important to note that there are limited circumstances where you can get images or videos taken down. We recommend consulting an attorney to see if you have legal recourse.