Report Illegal Content

ListThisMeal · Last updated 4 October 2026

Anyone can tell us about content on ListThisMeal they believe is illegal — a recipe, a photo, a profile or a collection. You do not need an account.

1. If you have the app

The quickest way is on the thing itself: open the recipe, profile or collection and use its Report option. Your report reaches us with the link attached, and the person you report is never told who reported them.

2. Without the app, or without an account

Email support@dcr8ives.com with “Illegal content report” in the subject, and include:

Where it is — the link (for example listthismeal.com/recipe/… from the app's Share button), or the recipe's or person's name exactly as shown.
Why you believe it is illegal — what it shows or says, and the law it breaks if you know it.
Your name and email address. You may leave your name out if the report concerns the sexual abuse or exploitation of a child.
A statement that you believe, in good faith, that what you have told us is accurate and complete.

If someone is in immediate danger, contact your local emergency services first.

3. What happens next

We confirm we have your report, and a person reads it — we do not decide reports automatically.
If the content breaks the law or our Terms of Service, we remove it or limit who can see it, and may suspend the account that posted it.
We tell you what we decided and why.
The person who posted it is sent a written statement of what we did, the facts and the rule behind it, and how to ask us to look again.
Where the law requires it — for example for material that sexually exploits a child — we report it to the authorities.

4. If we removed something of yours

Reply to the email that told you. Say why you think we got it wrong, and a person looks at it again. If you are in the European Union you may also go to a certified out-of-court dispute settlement body, or to court.

5. Contact point

Dcr8ives — support@dcr8ives.com. This is also our contact point for authorities and for users under the EU's Digital Services Act. We read and answer in English and Filipino.