OnlyFans DMCA takedowns, removing leaked content
You own the photos and videos you make. When someone reposts them without permission, a takedown notice asks the host to remove them.
A takedown in four steps
Collect the links
Copy the exact address of each leaked file and take a screenshot.
Find the host
Look for the abuse or copyright contact of the site hosting it.
Send the notice
Identify your original work, the copies and state you own the rights.
Follow up
Keep a log and send search engines a removal request too.
What a notice should contain
- Your contact details or those of your agent.
- A description or link to the original work.
- The exact links to the copies.
- A statement that you own the rights and the use is not allowed.
- Your signature, typed is usually enough.
Report leaks to us too
If paid media from your FansWise page leaks, report it to our content protection team. The buyer mark on the file helps show which account shared it.
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Asked about this
Is a DMCA notice only for the US?
It is a US law, but many sites everywhere accept similar copyright notices.
Do I need a lawyer?
Not for a simple notice. For repeated or large leaks, specialist help can save time.
Will the leaker be banned from FansWise?
Accounts that share paid media break our rules and are closed.
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