--- title: "How to Remove Leaked JustForFans and LoyalFans Content (2026 Creator Guide)" description: "JustForFans leaks removal and LoyalFans leaks removal, step by step: each platform's DMCA route, plus Google and Telegram takedowns for reuploads." canonical_url: "https://adultmodelprotection.com/blog/how-to-remove-leaked-justforfans-and-loyalfans-content" last_updated: "2026-09-28T20:11:52.699Z" --- **Quick answer:** JustForFans leaks removal and LoyalFans leaks removal follow the same two steps. First, file a DMCA notice with the platform where the copy was posted (JustForFans accepts notices by email at [dominic@justfor.fans](mailto:dominic@justfor.fans); LoyalFans has a takedown form at loyalfans.com/tco/dmca-takedown and the address [dmca@loyalfans.com](mailto:dmca@loyalfans.com)). Second, chase the copies that already left the platform: tube sites, Telegram channels and Google results. If you would rather not do this every week, our [OnlyFans and creator leak removal service](/services/remove-onlyfans-leaked-content) covers JustForFans and LoyalFans content as well. ## Why JustForFans and LoyalFans Leak Removal Needs Its Own Playbook Most leak-removal guides are written for OnlyFans. Copyright law does not depend on which platform you sell on, but the reporting process does: JustForFans and LoyalFans each have their own contact points and their own privacy trade-offs. A notice sent to the wrong address costs you time. Once a copy leaves the platform, it can turn up on tube sites, in Telegram channels and in Google results for your name. Knowing where to look is half the job, so this guide covers the platform notice first and the wider cleanup after it. ## Step 1: Document the Leak Before You Report It Every platform you contact will ask for the same evidence, so collect it once: - The exact URL of every infringing copy, including the page URL and the direct media URL where you can get it. - A screenshot of each copy with the date visible. - The original post on your JustForFans or LoyalFans page, with its publication date, so you can show the copy came after the original. - Your legal name and a contact address. Platforms will not process a notice signed with a stage name. Keep this in one folder. Repeat infringers are common, and the second and third notices go faster when the evidence is ready. ## Step 2: Send a JustForFans DMCA Notice JustForFans publishes its DMCA policy on its legal page under the DMCA tab. The policy asks rights holders to send DMCA notices by email to **dominic@justfor.fans**. Other complaints go to [support@justfor.fans](mailto:support@justfor.fans). According to that policy, your notice needs six things: an electronic or physical signature of the person authorized to act for the copyright owner, a description of the copyrighted work, a description of where the infringing material sits on the site (specific URLs preferred), your address, phone number and email, a good-faith statement that the use is not authorized, and a statement under penalty of perjury that the information is accurate and that you are the owner or authorized to act for the owner. Two details from the policy are worth knowing before you send anything: - **Repeat infringers get terminated.** JustForFans states it is firm policy to terminate the accounts of repeat copyright infringers when appropriate. If one account keeps reposting your work, say so in your notice and reference your earlier notices. - **Counter-notices go to a different address.** The policy directs counter-notifications to [dominic@pornguardian.com](mailto:dominic@pornguardian.com) rather than the JustForFans domain. If the uploader files one, expect the reply to come from that address. Source: the JustForFans legal page (DMCA section last updated 2024). ## Step 3: File a LoyalFans DMCA Takedown LoyalFans runs a more formal process, with a written copyright policy (last modified October 16, 2025) and a dedicated online form. **Use the form first.** The DMCA Takedown Request form at loyalfans.com/tco/dmca-takedown asks for the infringing URLs, a description of the copyrighted work, your full legal name, email, mailing address, phone number, an optional authorized agent, an electronic signature, and a checkbox acknowledging the good-faith and authority statements plus the Section 512(f) penalty for false claims. The form states it makes your notice DMCA compliant, so it is the fastest way to avoid a rejected notice. **Or email the copyright agent.** LoyalFans lists its designated agent as Corey D. Silverstein, Esq., reachable at **dmca@loyalfans.com**. The policy lists the standard DMCA notice elements: signature, identification of the work and of the infringing material, your contact details, a good-faith statement, and a statement under penalty of perjury that the information is accurate and that you are authorized to act. Three things to check before you submit: - **Your notice is forwarded to the uploader.** The form says the information provided will be forwarded to the person who allegedly infringed your material. If you do not want a thief to see your legal name and address, fill in the authorized agent field and route the notice through a representative. This is a common reason creators hesitate to file, and one reason to use a professional service. - **Sign with your legal name.** The form requires your legal name in the signature field, not a stage name. - **Counter-notices restore content after ten business days.** Under the LoyalFans policy, if the uploader files a counter-notice and you do not file a court action within ten business days, the content can be restored. Keep your evidence in case the uploader files one. LoyalFans also states it will disable or terminate repeat infringers under its Repeat Infringer Policy, so name repeat accounts in your notice. ## Step 4: Remove the Copies That Already Left the Platform A copy reported on JustForFans or LoyalFans is usually the last stop, not the first. By the time you find it, the same file often sits on a tube site, in a Telegram channel, and in Google results for your stage name. Work outward: **Tube sites and file hosts.** Send a DMCA notice to the site, and if it stalls, to its hosting provider. The notice elements are the same as above, which is why the evidence folder pays off (our [DMCA guide for creators](/blog/digital-millennium-copyright-act-creators-complete-guide) explains each one). Our guide to [removing leaked content fast](/blog/how-to-remove-leaked-onlyfans-content-fast-before-it-costs-you-subscribers) has contact routes for the major tube sites. **Telegram.** Telegram's own FAQ directs copyright complaints about bots, channels and sticker sets to [dmca@telegram.org](mailto:dmca@telegram.org). Include the channel link and the specific message links, and start the report early. See our [Telegram content removal service](/services/telegram-content-removal) for how we escalate. **Google Search.** Two routes exist, and they are often confused: - If the material is intimate imagery of you and was published without your consent, Google's personal sexual content policy lets you request removal of the URLs from Search, and Google states it tries to remove duplicates too. Note the fine print in that policy: it covers content you did not consent to, or content you consented to that is not commercialized. Paid creator content that is being resold falls outside it, so for most JustForFans and LoyalFans leaks the second route applies. - File a copyright removal request through Google's Legal Help Center. This is the standard DMCA route for commercial content and works alongside the notice you sent to the host. Once a hosting site has removed a page, use Google's Refresh outdated content tool in Search Console so the dead result drops out of the index instead of lingering for weeks. Our [search engine deindexing service](/services/search-engine-deindexing) handles both routes. ## Step 5: The Take It Down Act Route for Intimate Imagery Since May 19, 2026, the Federal Trade Commission has enforced the TAKE IT DOWN Act. Covered platforms must give people a way to request removal of intimate photos or videos shared without their consent, and must remove those images and known identical copies within 48 hours of a valid request. The FTC has a complaint site for platforms that fail to comply. For creators this is a second lever, not a replacement for copyright. If a leaked recording of you is being redistributed without your consent, the 48-hour clock and the duplicate-removal duty are stronger than a DMCA notice. The law is aimed at nonconsensual intimate imagery, so whether a specific platform accepts a request about resold paid content varies. Send the copyright notice regardless, and file a TAKE IT DOWN request alongside it where the platform offers one. ## What to Do When the Same Account Keeps Reuploading Both platforms say they act against repeat infringers, but they can only act on what you report. Three habits make that easier: 1. **Reference prior notices** by date in every new notice, so the pattern is documented in one thread. 2. **Report the reupload within a day.** Fresh copies have had less time to spread, and quick reports keep the pattern documented. 3. **Watermark with the subscriber's name** where your platform allows it. When the leaked copy carries a username, you can identify the source, block them, and include that information in the notice. If you want the pattern spotted for you, professional monitoring watches for your stage name and your face across tube sites, Telegram, and search results, and files the notices on your behalf. ## Frequently Asked Questions ### Does JustForFans have a DMCA form like LoyalFans? Not on its legal page as of this guide. JustForFans asks for DMCA notices by email at [dominic@justfor.fans](mailto:dominic@justfor.fans), listing the required notice elements in its DMCA policy. LoyalFans offers both a web form and an email address. ### Will the uploader see my real name if I file with LoyalFans? The LoyalFans form states the information you provide will be forwarded to the person who allegedly infringed your material, and it requires your full legal name in the signature. If that is a concern, use the optional authorized agent field so the notice is sent by a representative, or have a removal service file for you. ### How long do JustForFans and LoyalFans take to remove content? Neither platform publishes a timeline. Both policies commit to acting on compliant notices and to terminating repeat infringers. In practice, a complete notice with exact URLs is processed far faster than a vague complaint, so the evidence step matters more than the platform you are dealing with. ### Can I remove leaked JustForFans or LoyalFans content from Google without a DMCA notice? Sometimes. Google's personal sexual content policy covers intimate imagery you did not consent to publish, but it excludes content you consented to that is commercialized. Resold paid content usually needs the copyright route through Google's Legal Help Center, plus the Refresh outdated content tool once the source page is gone. ### Is it worth filing a TAKE IT DOWN request for a paid-content leak? It costs nothing and, where a platform accepts it, brings a 48-hour removal duty and duplicate removal. File it alongside your DMCA notice rather than instead of it, because the law is written for nonconsensual intimate imagery and copyright remains the surest basis for commercial content. ## Conclusion Removing leaked JustForFans and LoyalFans content is mostly a matter of sending the right notice to the right address with the right evidence, then following the file to the tube sites, Telegram channels and Google results where it lands next. JustForFans takes notices by email; LoyalFans offers a form and an agent address and forwards your details to the uploader, which is why many creators file through a representative. If you are dealing with a leak right now, start with the platform notice today and the Google request tomorrow. 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