Copyright notice-and-takedown
US hosts and platforms keep their safe harbour only if they expeditiously remove material identified in a valid notice from the copyright owner or an authorised agent.
17 U.S.C. §512(c) ↗Creator content protection
Leaked content removal for creators
Nullify handles leaked content removal for creators whose paid photos and videos are reposted on leak sites, forums, Telegram, Reddit and Google Images. You own the copyright, so we send DMCA notices to each site, its host and Google, and escalate to the CDN or registrar when a host ignores them. The assessment is free and confidential, and you pay only when it's removed.
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You are not alone, and some of this is free.
These services can solve many cases without paying anyone. Use them first — we step in where they stop: leak sites, forums, re-uploads, hosts that ignore notices, and search results.
- StopNCII.org ↗Free hashing that blocks intimate images across participating platforms. The image never leaves your device.
- Google — remove explicit images ↗Google’s own request process for non-consensual explicit or intimate images in Search.
- Take It Down (NCMEC) ↗For anyone who was under 18 in the image or video.
- CCRI Image Abuse Helpline (US) ↗844-878-2274 — free and confidential.
- Revenge Porn Helpline (UK) ↗0345 6000 459 — free and confidential.
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Scope
What we can — and can’t — remove
We remove
- Your paid photos and videos reposted on leak sites and mirror domains
- Forum threads that collect your content or link to it
- Telegram channels and groups sharing your files
- Reddit posts and subreddits reposting your paid content
- File-host and cloud-storage download links posted in leak threads
- Google Search and Google Images results that point to the copies
- Fake profiles using your photos or creator name to sell your content
We won’t remove
- Content you don't hold the rights to, such as a shoot owned by a studio or another creator, unless they authorise us
- Reviews, commentary or discussion of you as a creator that don't reproduce your content
- Lawful, accurate journalism about you
- Cases with no valid legal ground. We only take cases that have one, and tell you up front if a case needs a court order.
How it works
How we get it removed
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Free, confidential assessment
Send us your creator name and examples of where your content appears. We check each link for a legal ground and tell you what leaked content removal is realistic, and at what price, before you commit to anything.
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Notices to every place it appears
As your authorised agent, we send DMCA notices to each site, forum, file host and Telegram, report reposts on Reddit and similar platforms, and file Google's copyright removal request so the copies drop out of Search and Images.
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Escalate when a host ignores us
If a site stays up, we go to the companies it depends on: the CDN in front of it, the hosting provider's abuse desk and the domain registrar. No hacking, no technical disruption: every action is a documented legal route.
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Pay only on removal
You pay only when it's removed. If we can't remove it, you don't pay — any deposit is refunded in full. Re-uploads of files we have already had removed can be reported through the same routes.
Legal grounds
The routes we file under
Community Guidelines & Terms
Every major platform prohibits harassment, impersonation, privacy violations, non-consensual imagery and fake engagement — and runs formal legal and privacy request channels beyond the public report button.
In the glossary →Infrastructure abuse policies
Hosting providers, CDNs and domain registrars enforce abuse policies covering phishing, fraud, malware and illegal content; ICANN-accredited registrars must investigate abuse reports they receive.
ICANN Registrar Accreditation Agreement §3.18 ↗Search removal requests
Google removes certain results from Search on request: doxxing content and personal contact details, non-consensual intimate imagery, results from sites with exploitative removal practices, and content subject to valid legal requests.
Google Search Help — removal policies ↗Already reported it?
The leak site ignored my DMCA notice. What now?
A site that ignores notices is counting on you stopping at the site. A US host that receives a valid notice and does nothing loses its safe-harbour protection for that material, so the next step is the layer above: the CDN's abuse process, which can pass the complaint to the real host and identify it; the host's own upstream provider; and the domain registrar, which must investigate abuse reports under its ICANN agreement. In parallel, Google's copyright removal request takes the URLs out of Search and Images, which cuts off people searching your name even before the site acts. If a platform rejected a casual report, a formal copyright notice is reviewed under a different process.
Leaked content removal starts with the copyright you already own
Copyright protects the photos and videos you create from the moment you make them. Creator platforms such as OnlyFans leave ownership with the creator and take a licence to show your work, so you, or an agent you authorise, can send a DMCA notice to any US host or platform carrying a copy. Many hosts outside the US act on the same kind of notice under their own abuse policies.
You don't need to register anything first. Registration with the US Copyright Office matters if a case ever goes to court in the US, which most leak cases never need. A fan paying to view your content gets the right to view it, not to copy or share it.
For a handful of links on large platforms, you can do this yourself for free: Reddit, X and Google all run copyright forms. If leaked content is intimate, StopNCII.org's free hashing can help block re-uploads on participating platforms; check its eligibility rules first. Bring us the rest.
Where creator leaks spread, and the route that removes each
Removal at the source is the goal. Delisting from Google is the second line: it does not delete the file, but it removes the main way people find it, by searching your creator name. We usually run both at once.
- Leak sites and mirrors: DMCA notice to the site, then its host, CDN and registrar
- Forums: notice to the forum operator and its host, for the specific threads and attachments
- Telegram: copyright reports through Telegram's own channel for public channels and groups
- Reddit: copyright report to Reddit admins, plus its rules on non-consensual intimate media where they apply
- File hosts and cloud links: the provider's abuse desk, which can disable the link
- Google Search and Images: Google's copyright removal request, URL by URL
Pay-on-success, not another monthly subscription
Most creator-protection tools are sold by the month: they scan for your name and send automated notices whether or not anything comes down. That suits creators who want constant coverage on compliant platforms.
We work per result. A free, confidential assessment, a quote for the links that have a legal ground, and payment only for what is removed. Automated notices stall at sites built to ignore them; those are the sites where a person has to work out the real host behind a CDN, the registrar, and the right legal ground for each copy.
Proof, not promises
What you receive
- Published case file: Operation SimpCity, creator-content piracy
- Published case file: Operation Phica, a non-consensual imagery forum
- Free, confidential assessment before any quote
- You pay only when it's removed; any deposit is refunded in full
You pay only when it’s removed. If we can’t remove it, you don’t pay — any deposit is refunded in full.
Case files
Related operations
Operation
Phica
A forum distributing non-consensual intimate images of women was reported to its infrastructure providers under their abuse policies and EU notice-and-action rules.
OperationSimpCity
A forum redistributing creators’ paid content without permission was reported to its hosting and CDN providers with copyright notices on the creators’ behalf.
Questions
Frequently asked
How do I remove leaked OnlyFans content from Google and from pirate sites?
Work on both at once. Send a DMCA notice to each site and its host so the file is deleted, and file Google's copyright removal request so the URLs drop out of Search and Images. Delisting alone leaves the file online, and source removal alone leaves the search results until Google recrawls, so we do both.
Do I need to register my copyright before sending a DMCA notice?
No. Copyright exists as soon as you create the photo or video, and a DMCA notice only requires that you, or your authorised agent, own or represent the rights. Registration with the US Copyright Office matters if you later sue in a US court, which most leak cases never need.
Will my legal name appear on the takedown notices?
A notice has to come from the rights-holder or an authorised agent. When we file as your agent, the notice identifies the content by your creator name and the links, so your personal contact details don't need to appear on it. If a particular host asks for more, we explain why before anything is sent.
What happens when a leak site ignores DMCA notices?
We escalate above the site: the CDN in front of it, the hosting provider and the domain registrar, each under its own abuse policy. At the same time we have the URLs delisted from Google, which cuts the site off from people searching your name. If a case needs a court order, we tell you up front.
Can leaked content be removed from Telegram?
Telegram processes copyright complaints about content in public channels, groups and bots, and can remove the infringing files. Private chats between users are outside what any notice can reach. When a Telegram channel links out to a file host, we file with that host too.
Is a creator-protection subscription better than pay-on-success removal?
A subscription suits creators who want continuous automated scanning and notices to compliant platforms. Pay-on-success suits creators who want specific leaks gone without another monthly bill. You pay only when it's removed. If we can't remove it, you don't pay — any deposit is refunded in full.
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