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Found your content leaked? What to do in the first 24 hours
The first day, in order: what to save, who to report to first, and what not to do.
Read the guideLeak Help Guides, by LeakRemover
What to do when your content leaks. Free, plain-language guides for creators on fan and adult platforms, checked against the platforms' own help pages. They are written to be useful whether or not you ever use our service.
Written by the LeakRemover teamLast reviewed:
Step by step, where the leak shows up
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How to remove leaked content from Google search
The right Google form for your case, filled in field by field, and what happens after.
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How to report leaked content on Reddit
The copyright form field by field, and why Reddit points creators who sell content to it.
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How to report leaked content on X
Copyright complaints, what X shares with the poster, non-consensual nudity and fake accounts.
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StopNCII and the Take It Down Act: when they help, and when copyright is the route
What these tools and laws do, where they stop, and why sold content usually needs copyright.
Read the guideHow we write these guides
- Checked at the source. Each form, step and link comes from the platform's or regulator's own pages, listed at the end of each guide with the month we last reviewed it.
- Honest about limits. Removing a result from Google is not the same as removing the copy from a site, and each guide says which one a step does.
- No leak sites. We never name or link real leak sites. When an example helps, we make one up.
- Not legal advice. The guides explain how official processes work. For questions about your own case, talk to a lawyer.
If you'd rather not do this alone, LeakRemover finds the copies and files the notices for you. Start with a free scan.