Too often, people see their images or names used without consent online — and even more troubling, sometimes in harmful or defamatory contexts. As someone who has personally experienced this, I’ve become a vocal advocate for copyright protection, image rights, and fair representation.
My name is Calvin-Lee Hardie, and I’m committed to challenging the misuse of personal content in the digital age. Whether it’s an unauthorised photograph published in an article, or false statements tied to your identity, no one should be left powerless to defend their name or likeness.
I’ve supported takedown efforts under copyright law and UK GDPR regulations, particularly the Right to Erasure. I understand the pressure, the frustration, and the emotional harm that comes from being misrepresented or stripped of control over your digital image.
This blog exists to help clarify my position and present an accurate, updated view of who I am and what I stand for. I continue to support ethical content guidelines, informed consent in media use, and the right of individuals to reclaim their online narrative.
If you’ve faced similar issues with copyright, online reputation, or misuse of your name or image, you are not alone. I encourage open discussion and support others fighting for fairness in the digital space.
Calvin-Lee Hardie