Leaks removal

Remove Leaked Content from X (Twitter) – We File It for You

Noticeora finds your content on X (Twitter) by face, not filename, and files the removal for you.

Capabilities

Built for content that hides itself.

Face-based matching

Finds your content even after titles, filenames, metadata and watermarks have been stripped.

Notice filing

We prepare DMCA and TAKE IT DOWN Act notices and file them per URL on your behalf.

Search de-indexing

Cuts search traffic to leaked pages before the host even responds.

Re-upload watch

Every removed URL stays monitored, so re-uploads are caught in the same loop.

Synthetic content

AI-generated impersonations are detected by likeness, not by copyright fingerprint.

Free scan

Scan the internet for your name and face and see what's there before deciding to subscribe. No credit card or upfront payment required.

Enforcement at internet scale

48 Hours

Removal window for qualifying statutory notices.

24/7

Continuous internet monitoring.

Unlimited

Takedowns under one fee.

Millions

Pages continuously monitored.

X (Twitter) is a user-generated platform. Anyone can post your leaked content, and it can spread through reposts and shares before you hear about it. Searching your own handle rarely helps, because the post doesn't have to mention you.

How removal works on X (Twitter)

Removal on X (Twitter) goes through the platform's own reporting channels and its designated copyright agent. Noticeora prepares the report, files it per URL, and keeps watching for the same media being reposted.

DMCA for leaks, TAKE IT DOWN for fabrications

A confirmed leak of your actual content is copyright infringement, so it is filed as a DMCA notice. A synthetic fabrication that only resembles you was never copied from anything you made, so it is filed under the TAKE IT DOWN Act instead. Read the full breakdown of when each applies. If you'd rather file one yourself first, the DMCA takedown letter generator creates a properly formatted notice in minutes.

Not sure where your content came from? Start from the platform: OnlyFans, Fansly and the full list of platforms we protect. If what is on X (Twitter) is fabricated rather than copied, see X (Twitter) deepfake removal. Prefer to de-index yourself first? Use the de-indexing request generator.

Continuous monitoring, not a one-time sweep

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.

Stop leaked content from earning someone else money

Scan your face now and find out what's out there