Likeness-based detection
Matches your face against fabricated content, not a filename, caption, or watermark that a real leak would carry.
Noticeora detects deepfakes built from your likeness on Tezfiles and files the right legal notice with the site.
Capabilities
Matches your face against fabricated content, not a filename, caption, or watermark that a real leak would carry.
Each match is checked to see whether it is a genuine re-upload of your content or something fabricated from scratch — the two need different legal notices.
TAKE IT DOWN Act and DMCA notices prepared and filed per URL, depending on which one actually applies to that piece of content.
Cuts traffic to a page hosting fabricated content before the host responds to the takedown.
New deepfakes keep appearing after the first one is removed — every scan runs again, not just once.
Run a scan of your face across the internet before deciding to subscribe. No credit card or upfront payment required.
48 Hours
Removal window for qualifying statutory notices.
24/7
Continuous internet monitoring.
Unlimited
Takedowns under one fee.
Millions
Pages continuously monitored.
Tezfiles is a file-hosting service. Files are shared through links, and those links get posted on forums and aggregator pages. If a deepfake of you is stored there, people find the link, and the file itself may never show up in a text search.
Removal is filed with Tezfiles against the specific file, through its abuse and copyright reporting process. The pages that link to the file are handled separately, so the link does not simply reappear.
DMCA protects original work from being copied, and a deepfake was not copied from anything, so a DMCA notice is often the wrong tool. The TAKE IT DOWN Act was passed for non-consensual intimate imagery, including AI-generated depictions of a real person. Our guide to the Act explains what it requires, and the eligibility checker shows whether your case qualifies. Where a fabrication reuses your real, copyrighted images, DMCA can apply alongside it.
Start from your platform instead: OnlyFans deepfake protection, Fansly or the full list. If the content on Tezfiles is a real re-upload and not a fabrication, see Tezfiles leaks removal. Not sure which applies? The legal options decision tree walks through it.
A single scan only shows what is out there today. New copies keep appearing, including at URLs that were already taken down once, so detection runs continuously and every removed URL stays on a watch list for re-upload monitoring.
Scan your face now and see what's out there