Reporting Abuse and Violations
How do I report abuse?
To report a video that you believe violates our Uploading Guidelines or Terms and Conditions, please navigate to the video page in question and click the Flag in the bottom right corner of the player (on the black background).
To report a user, please navigate to their profile page and click the red “Report this person” link below their description on the left side of the page.
To report a user, please navigate to their profile page and click the red “Report this person” link below their description on the left side of the page.
How do I report a spammer?
Let us know in the Reporting Spam thread in our Help Forum. We want Vimeo to be a fun place for everyone so let us know quickly and we'll remove the offending user from the site. Help us keep Vimeo spam free!
Someone is using a video I uploaded to Vimeo without my permission. What do I do?
Because we treat this as a legal issue, you'll need to submit a formal takedown request so we can start the process. Head to our DMCA page to get the ball rolling.
My video has been embedded on website that I’m not comfortable with. What do I do?
We recommend contacting the site administrator and asking them nicely to remove your video. Another option is to make your video private using any of the available privacy settings.
If you want total control over where your videos can be embedded, check out domain-level privacy, a feature available exclusively to Plus and PRO members.
If you want total control over where your videos can be embedded, check out domain-level privacy, a feature available exclusively to Plus and PRO members.
How does Vimeo determine the difference between pornography and artistic or non-sexual nudity?
Vimeo does not allow videos that contain explicit depictions of nudity or sexual acts (in most cases), nor do we allow videos that seem primarily focused on sexual stimulation. (There are plenty of other websites for that.)
Of course, Vimeo respects creative expression above all else. That’s why we allow depictions of nudity and sexuality that serve a clear creative, artistic, aesthetic, or narrative purpose.
We also allow non-sexual nudity, including naturalistic and documentary depictions of human bodies.
Be sure to rate your content appropriately.
Although Vimeo allows artistic and non-sexual nudity, these videos must still be marked with a “Mature” content rating.
Help us keep Vimeo artsy, not porny.
If you see a video that violates our guidelines or isn’t rated appropriately, please flag it for a moderators attention.
Of course, Vimeo respects creative expression above all else. That’s why we allow depictions of nudity and sexuality that serve a clear creative, artistic, aesthetic, or narrative purpose.
We also allow non-sexual nudity, including naturalistic and documentary depictions of human bodies.
Be sure to rate your content appropriately.
Although Vimeo allows artistic and non-sexual nudity, these videos must still be marked with a “Mature” content rating.
Help us keep Vimeo artsy, not porny.
If you see a video that violates our guidelines or isn’t rated appropriately, please flag it for a moderators attention.
How does Vimeo define hateful, harassing, defamatory, and discriminatory content?
The Guidelines state:
- No videos that are hateful, harass others, or include defamatory or discriminatory speech.
- Make derogatory or inflammatory statements about individuals or groups of people
- Are intended to harm someone’s reputation
- Have an overall mean-spirited vibe
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