Remove Your Content From Erome
Human-Reviewed DMCA Takedowns

Erome takes copyright and abuse reports through the report page on its own site, and its policy also lists an email contact. Erome has acted on a notice we sent: the album came down. A removed Erome album returns a 'Gone' status (HTTP 410) instead of loading.

Report every album link through Erome's report page. A DMCA notice needs a description of your work, the link to each album, your contact details, a statement that you believe in good faith the use is not authorized, a statement that the notice is accurate and, under penalty of perjury, that you own the work or are authorized to act for the owner, and your signature. Keep a copy and a screenshot of each page. Or DeleteMyLeaks can find the albums and, once a person confirms each match, send the notice for you. We don't promise a removal time; it depends on the site.

Yes. Put the album link in your notice. When Erome removes an album, the whole album page goes and returns 'Gone' instead of loading.

A repost is a new page, so it needs its own notice. Scheduled re-scans pick up re-uploads posted under your names, and a person confirms each one before a new notice goes out. Erome album links carry no name, so a repost turns up when its title or page text names you.

No. Lookalike domains such as erome.vip are run by different people, so a report to Erome does not cover them. Check the address of each page before you file, and send each site its own notice.

We don't promise a removal time; it depends on the site. Every notice we send is rechecked a day, a week and a month later, until the album is gone, while your plan is active. If it is still up after a month, it goes back to our team as urgent, and our team can take it to the site's hosting provider or CDN, or ask Google, Bing and Brave to remove the page from search results.