Revved Up Kids Protected While Connected

This process allows you to find out everywhere an image is currently stored online. It's not perfect every time, but if you are trying to get an image removed from all source sites, this can be a helpful starting point. These articles provide step-by-step instruction for mobile devices:

(Google/Android) https://www.pcmag.com/how-to/how-to-do-a-reverse-image-search-from-your-phone

(iOS) https://www.maketecheasier.com/reverse-image-search-on-iphone/

From Popular Science Magazine: Open up your Google account page on the web, then click Security and Manage devices under Your Devices. You'll see a list of every computer, phone, and other device where your Google account is currently active. To remove an entry from the list, click the menu button (three dots) next to it, and then Sign Out. If you want to change your password as well, go back to the Google account page, select Security and Password under Signing in to Google.

Sometimes, kids will log in to an account from someone else's device (forgot their phone, phone has been confiscated) and will forget to log out. Sometimes a hacker will gain access to one or more user accounts. Here are some tips for managing device logins: https://www.popsci.com/story/diy/log-out-google-apple-instagram-netflix-accounts/

Removing devices from your account (iOS/iPadOS)

From the Settings app on your device, tap your name at the top, and the next screen will show the devices that are logged into your Apple ID. You can remove any of them by selecting them and choosing Remove from account. Change your password by tapping Password & Security on the same screen where your devices are listed.

Removing devices from your account (Android/Google)

Use your phone's browser to go to myaccount.google.com. In the "Sign-in & security" section, touch Device activity & notification. In the "Recently used devices" section, touch Review devices. Touch the device you want to remove à Remove