Hi @linnea.gistrand,

include_adult is not a provocative image filter It's a filter for pornography, and those titles are not porn. Non-adult titles should not have any nudity in them, so if you come across some that do, that's a different problem that you can file a content report about to have the invalid images removed.

At this time there isn't really much we can do to filter these examples out. Internally, we have been discussing a "softcore" type of label, but that is not something we have built right now.

I am suffering from this problem as well. I want to completely block the appearance of pornographic content. What should I do? Please help as soon as possible. I want to upload my site for hosting and I want to use it commercially after agreeing with you and activating the subscription. Please help remove this adult content.

Hi @hamdeshaker, reread Travis Bell's answer, it is likely not pornographic, so there is nothing to be done. If you come across a movie poster that has nudity in it that can be fixed, but for the movie itself to be pornographic, it has to fit some specific guidelines. Here is a post that has some links to definitions of what adult actors and adult movies are.

ok my friend what i do to remove movie poster that has nudity ?how i can fixe that

Go to the movie page, at the top select Overview->Report, then file a report.