Leaked content removal service: take your content off the sites that host it
Found your content on a leak site, forum or file host? These pages explain how we get it taken down, site by site.
Leaked content lives on a specific site, and each site has its own reporting channel. The pages below explain how removal works for the places leaks turn up most: social platforms, file hosts, leak aggregators and search results.
Takedown and de-indexing are two jobs
A takedown removes the file or post from the site that hosts it. De-indexing removes the page from search results so it stops getting traffic. A slow host can leave a page up for a while, so Noticeora files both in parallel and keeps removed URLs on a watch list in case they are re-posted.
How a removal is filed
Each confirmed leak is filed as a DMCA notice against the site and its hosting provider, with search engine requests alongside. Fabricated content that only resembles you is filed under the TAKE IT DOWN Act instead; see deepfake removal by site. You can file a notice yourself with the DMCA takedown letter generator.
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