Somebody published a picture of me without my authorization

Be aware that reporting violations in bad faith, or making false allegations, may result in adverse legal consequences, depending on your country.
If you have noticed a third person publishing a picture of yourself without your consent, you should immediately contact that person and inform him or her that the picture(s) should be instantly removed. The person should remove the pictures in a reasonable period of time. If this is not the case, you should contact Netlog for further assistance.
To do so, please write a letter to Netlog to report the infringement on your portrait right. Send it to:

Netlog
E. Braunplein 18
B-9000 Ghent
Belgium

Alternatively you can mail us at abuse-en@netlog.com.

In order to enable Netlog to take prompt actions for protecting your privacy, it is necessary that you provide us with all the important evidence that certifies your identity. Therefore, your letter should include a brief statement stating that you have discovered image(s) of yourself on Netlog and that the person who posted the images refused to remove them after your explicit request (include all relevant links found on Netlog and a copy of the message that you sent to the abuser asking him/her to remove the material). Your report should be also accompanied by a copy of your valid ID and a picture of yourself taken approximately in the same time as the picture posted on Netlog.
Finally, it will be necessary to conclude your complaint with the following statement: "I, [state your full name], believe in good faith, that the use of the image(s) described above is illegal and unauthorized by myself."
Please include all of the information requested. Otherwise, this may delay handling of your report.