How to Remove Leaked OnlyFans Content from Google

Last Updated: January 2025 | 11 min read

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For content creators, your intellectual property is your livelihood. Unfortunately, piracy is rampant in the adult content industry. "Leak sites" like Thothub, Kemono.party, Simpcity, and various Reddit communities exist solely to distribute premium content for free.

When your paywalled content appears in Google search results, it not only robs you of revenue but also violates your copyright.

The good news: As the copyright holder, you have powerful legal tools to remove this content. This guide explains how to use the DMCA (Digital Millennium Copyright Act) to take down leaks and de-index them from Google.

Quick Navigation:

• Understanding Your Copyright
• How to Send a DMCA Takedown
• Dealing with Leak Sites (Thothub, Kemono)
• Removing Content from Reddit & Twitter
• De-indexing from Google
• Automated Protection Services

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Understanding Your Copyright

You own the content you create. The moment you take a photo or record a video, you own the copyright (unless you signed a contract giving it to someone else). You do not need to "register" the copyright for it to be protected under the DMCA, although registration helps if you plan to sue.

What is a DMCA Takedown? A legal notice sent to a website host or search engine informing them that they are hosting stolen material. By law (in the US and many other countries), they must remove the content promptly to avoid liability.

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How to Send a DMCA Takedown

You can send these yourself. The email must include specific legal language.

DMCA Template:

Subject: DMCA Takedown Notice - [Your Name / Brand]

To the Designated Copyright Agent:

I am the copyright owner of the content listed below. I have a good faith belief that the use of the material in the manner complained of is not authorized by me, my agent, or the law.

Infringing URLs: [Paste links to the stolen content here]

Original Source: [Link to your OnlyFans/Fansly profile]

I swear, under penalty of perjury, that the information in this notification is accurate and that I am the copyright owner.

Signed, [Your Real Legal Name] [Date]

Where to Send It: Look for a "DMCA," "Copyright," or "Abuse" link in the footer of the leak website. If none exists, use a "Whois" lookup to find their hosting provider (e.g., Cloudflare, Namecheap) and send the notice to the host.

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Dealing with Leak Sites (Thothub, Kemono)

The Challenge: Many leak sites are hosted in countries that ignore US copyright law (e.g., Russia, offshore havens). They may simply ignore your emails.

The Solution: If the site ignores you, target Google. Even if the site keeps the content up, you can force Google to stop showing it in search results. This cuts off 90% of their traffic.

1. Go to Google's DMCA Dashboard.
2. Create a New Request.
3. List the Infringing URLs (the leak site pages).
4. List the Original URL (your OnlyFans link).
5. Submit. Google typically processes these in 6-24 hours.

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Removing Content from Reddit & Twitter

Social media platforms are generally very responsive to DMCA requests because they want to avoid lawsuits.

Reddit:

• Visit reddit.com/report.
• Select "Copyright Violation."
• Link to the specific post (not just the subreddit).
• Result: Usually removed within 24 hours.

Twitter/X:

• Use the "Report" function on the tweet.
• Select "Intellectual Property" -> "Copyright."
• Result: The media is usually stripped, leaving a "Media not displayed" placeholder.

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