OnlyFans DMCA Takedowns
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Under Section 512(c)(3), a notice needs six elements: the copyrighted work, the infringing URL, contact details for the owner or agent, a good-faith statement, a statement of accuracy and authority under penalty of perjury, and a signature. A notice missing one may not count. Each notice we send names the work and every URL, and carries the good-faith and accuracy statements.

With the leak site. OnlyFans' own report form only covers content hosted on OnlyFans. Leaks live on other sites, and each one needs its own notice sent to that site's DMCA or abuse contact. We send those notices for you, by email or through the site's own form, after a person confirms each match.

Notices to sites name you by your creator name. We file as your authorized agent, under the written authorization in our Terms, so notices carry our contact details, not your home address, phone number or personal email. If our team asks Google, Bing or Brave to remove a page from search, that request can include your legal name if you gave it to us.

No. Copyright attaches the moment you create the content. Registration with the US Copyright Office matters if you later sue: a US work must be registered before you can file an infringement lawsuit, and statutory damages need timely registration. It is not required to send a DMCA takedown notice.

We recheck the page a day, a week and a month after the notice, while your plan is active. If it is still up, our team can take it to the site's hosting provider, CDN or domain registrar, and can ask Google, Bing and Brave to remove the page from search results. Bing's results also feed Yahoo and DuckDuckGo. We don't promise when a page drops.

They can. A counter-notification must state, under penalty of perjury, that the content was removed by mistake or misidentification, and accept the jurisdiction of a US federal court. Replies to our email notices land on your ticket, and our team reads them.