> As far as I know, there's no way to get my dog's photo removed from Tumblr or get the hateful reblogs taken down. I've been waiting for the GDPR to destroy t

> As far as I know, there's no way to get my dog's photo removed from Tumblr or get the hateful reblogs taken down. I've been waiting for the GDPR to destroy them for this, it's easily the biggest abuses I can think of. Your dogs case might not be that big of a deal but many people have put up some very explicit material of themselves and I doubt they are aware that anything reblogged is still on the site. When browsing the more explicit info it looks like 90% of the content comes from now deleted accounts, so they're in a position where compliance would destroy a major chunk of their traffic. Not a huge loss for the world though, the UI is the worst I've come across. It takes some spectacularly bad design to make a blogging platform that doesn't work well with tabs.