Content Removal & Investigations
Removal of leaked webcam recordings
Currently accepting a limited number of new matters
A recording can appear under an old alias, spread across recorder sites, and return on another domain after a notice. We organize the matter around the performer and the publications, so each finding has context.
For independent models and studios
We assist individual creators and representatives with authority to act for them. For studios and agencies, the scope can cover multiple performers, separate authorizations, and consolidated reporting. We keep each performer’s rights and instructions distinct within that reporting.
What to provide
Tell us which aliases belong to you, whether you have used several names, and which publications concern you. An official profile and up to three example URLs are useful but optional. Mention earlier notices and known reuploads. Links can be shared later; do not upload original recordings or account credentials with your inquiry.
Recordings, recorder sites, and mirror networks
We review the agreed aliases and URLs, organize clones and mirrors, and prepare requests after rights verification and written authorization. A network may draw from a shared library while presenting separate domains. Findings are reviewed by your case manager before correspondence is sent.
Pages without a visible video
A profile page can remain after a recording disappears. We distinguish the page, any remaining thumbnail or text, and the recording itself. A name on a page alone does not establish a copyright basis for removing the whole page; the appropriate next step depends on what remains.
Repeat checks with clear limits
We can include repeat checks for the agreed scope and document reuploads separately from earlier removals. This is not continuous surveillance or a promise to find every copy. Third parties decide whether to act, and we cannot guarantee results or timing. Search removal is a separate task from source removal.
How to begin
- Describe the recordings, aliases, and any known recorder sites.
- Agree on the performers, publications, repeat checks, and fees.
- Complete rights verification and separate written authorizations where needed.
- Review updates that distinguish removed recordings, remaining pages, mirrors, and reuploads.
Fees are set after a confidential review of the matter.
An inquiry is not an engagement or written authorization to act.
Questions about this service
Can you work with several aliases?
Yes. Provide the names relevant to the matter and explain which performer each belongs to. We confirm the agreed scope before beginning.
What if a mirror appears under a new domain?
We can review it as a separate publication and consider its connection to the existing matter. Additional domains may require an updated scope.
Can you remove a profile with no video?
We review what remains and whether a supported removal request is available. We cannot promise removal merely because a page includes a stage name.
How do studio authorizations work?
We verify the rights and authority for each performer or work included. A studio inquiry alone does not authorize notices for every performer.
Will you keep checking for new uploads?
Repeat checks can be included in the engagement. Their scope is agreed in advance; they do not establish that no other copies exist.
A considered next step
Tell us what is happening and what you would like addressed. Start with a brief account; sensitive supporting materials can wait.
Request a confidential review