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title: "How to Remove Leaked JustForFans and LoyalFans Content (2026 Creator Guide)"
description: "How to remove leaked JustForFans or LoyalFans content: each platform's DMCA route, then notices to other sites, Telegram and Google for the copies."
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**Quick answer:** To remove leaked JustForFans or LoyalFans content, start with two things. First, file a DMCA notice with the platform where the copy was posted: JustForFans takes notices by email at the address in its DMCA policy ([dominic@justfor.fans](mailto:dominic@justfor.fans)), and LoyalFans has a [takedown form](https://www.loyalfans.com/copyright-policy) and the address [dmca@loyalfans.com](mailto:dmca@loyalfans.com). Second, deal with the copies on other sites: tube sites, Telegram channels and Google results. The five steps below cover both. If you would rather have this done for you, our [creator leak removal service](/services/remove-onlyfans-leaked-content) files takedown notices on JustForFans and LoyalFans as well.

Adult Model Protection is independent and not affiliated with JustForFans or LoyalFans. We are not a law firm and do not give legal advice; where this guide mentions the law or a platform's policy, it links the official source.

## Why JustForFans and LoyalFans Need Their Own Steps

Most leak-removal guides are written for OnlyFans. Copyright law does not depend on which platform you sell on, but the reporting route does: each service designates its own agent for notices ([17 U.S.C. 512(c)(2)](https://www.law.cornell.edu/uscode/text/17/512)), and JustForFans and LoyalFans each have their own contact points and their own rules about names. A notice sent to the wrong address costs you time.

Creators commonly report that a leaked file also turns up on tube sites, in Telegram channels and in Google results for their name. This guide covers the platform notice first and the wider cleanup after it.

## Step 1: Record the Leak Before You Report It

Collect the details once, so every notice uses the same list:

- The exact URL of every copy (the page of the video or image, not a profile page).
- The date you found each copy.
- The original post on your JustForFans or LoyalFans page and its publication date, so you can show which work was copied.
- Your contact details. What each platform asks for differs: JustForFans asks for an address, telephone number and email, while LoyalFans' form requires the copyright owner's full legal name.

Do not screenshot, download or archive pages with sexual content. A notice needs the link and a description of your work, not a copy of the page. If the same account reposts later, you can send a new notice with the same details.

## Step 2: Send a JustForFans DMCA Notice

JustForFans publishes its DMCA policy on its [legal page](https://justfor.fans/legal) under the DMCA section (last updated 2024, according to the page). The policy asks rights holders to send DMCA notices by email to **dominic@justfor.fans**. There is no web form in that section.

According to the 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 is on the site (specific URLs preferred), your address, telephone 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. These follow the elements in [17 U.S.C. 512(c)(3)(A)](https://www.law.cornell.edu/uscode/text/17/512), under which a notice includes a statement that the information in the notice is accurate and, under penalty of perjury, that you are authorized to act for the owner.

JustForFans also states that it is its 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 by date.

## Step 3: File a LoyalFans DMCA Takedown

LoyalFans has a written [DMCA and copyright policy](https://www.loyalfans.com/copyright-policy) (last modified October 16, 2025, according to the page) and an online form.

**The form.** The [DMCA Takedown Request form](https://www.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, a signature, and a checkbox acknowledging the good-faith and authority statements and the penalty for false claims under Section 512(f). LoyalFans says that filling in the form correctly makes your notice compliant with the DMCA.

**Or email the copyright agent.** LoyalFans lists [dmca@loyalfans.com](mailto:dmca@loyalfans.com) as the address of its designated copyright agent. Its policy lists the standard notice elements: signature, identification of the work and of the infringing material, your contact details, a good-faith statement, and a statement that the information is accurate and, under penalty of perjury, that you are authorized to act for the owner.

Three things to know before you submit:

- **Your details are forwarded to the uploader.** The form says the information you provide will be forwarded to the person who allegedly infringed your material.
- **The signature must be your full legal name.** The form asks for the full legal name of the copyright owner in the signature field and says not to use a stage name or pseudonym. This applies even when you name an authorized agent; the agent field does not take your name off the form. Think about this before you file.
- **Counter-notices can restore content.** LoyalFans' policy says it may restore removed content if the person who sent the original notice does not file a court action within ten business days of receiving the counter-notice. Under the DMCA, the platform may restore the content after 10 to 14 business days unless it is told within that period that the copyright owner has filed a court action ([US Copyright Office](https://www.copyright.gov/512/)). For a US work, registration (or a refused application) is generally required before such a court action ([17 U.S.C. 411(a)](https://www.law.cornell.edu/uscode/text/17/411)).

LoyalFans also says that in appropriate circumstances it disables or terminates the accounts of users who are repeat infringers.

![Five steps for removing leaked JustForFans and LoyalFans content: save the exact URL and date of every copy, email a notice to the address in JustForFans' DMCA policy, use LoyalFans' form or email address knowing the form needs your full legal name and is forwarded to the uploader, send notices to other sites or their hosts and a copyright removal request to Google, or let Adult Model Protection file the notices as your agent on the Essentials plan or higher.](/images/blog/blog-remove-leaked-justforfans-and-loyalfans-content.webp)

*The report route for each place a leaked copy can appear.*

## Step 4: Remove the Copies on Other Sites

A copy on JustForFans or LoyalFans is often not the only one. Work outward:

**Tube sites and file hosts.** Send a DMCA notice to the site, and if it does not act, to its hosting provider. The notice elements are the same as above; our page on [how a DMCA notice works](/services/dmca-takedowns-adult-content) explains each one, and our guide to [removing leaked content fast](/blog/how-to-remove-leaked-onlyfans-content-fast-before-it-costs-you-subscribers) lists the official routes of the large adult platforms.

**Telegram.** Telegram's [FAQ](https://telegram.org/faq) asks for copyright complaints about bots, channels, sticker sets and other content by email to [dmca@telegram.org](mailto:dmca@telegram.org). Include the channel link and the links to the specific messages, and save the links before you report. See our [Telegram content removal service](/services/telegram-content-removal) for how we handle Telegram.

**Google Search.** Two routes exist, and they are often confused:

- Google's [personal sexual content](https://support.google.com/websearch/answer/16305143) removal request is for sexual content shared without your consent and for fake content. Google decides each request, and can also remove duplicates unless you opt out on the form. Its scenarios cover content you did not consent to, and content you did consent to that is not commercialized, so leaked paid content usually goes through the copyright route.
- The copyright route is a removal request through Google's [Legal Help Center](https://support.google.com/legal/answer/3110420). It works alongside the notice you sent to the site.

Once a site has removed a page, use Google's [Refresh Outdated Content tool](https://support.google.com/webmasters/answer/7041154) so Google updates the result for a page that no longer exists. Our [search engine de-indexing service](/services/search-engine-deindexing) files copyright removal requests to search engines for you.

## Step 5: The TAKE IT DOWN Act Route for Intimate Imagery

The Federal Trade Commission has enforced Section 3 of the TAKE IT DOWN Act since May 19, 2026 ([FTC](https://www.ftc.gov/business-guidance/resources/complying-take-it-down-act)). The [Act](https://www.congress.gov/119/plaws/publ12/PLAW-119publ12.htm) concerns intimate images of an identifiable individual (adult or minor) published without their consent. Covered platforms must offer a way to request removal; after a valid request they must remove the reported image within 48 hours and make reasonable efforts to identify and remove known identical copies. The DMCA, by contrast, asks for expeditious removal with no fixed deadline.

Whether this route fits a leak of your own paid content is less clear. A request must include a good-faith statement that the image is not consensual, and the Act's criminal provision excludes material that was voluntarily exposed in a public or commercial setting. A platform may refuse such a request. Send the copyright notice in any case, and where a copy was posted without your consent and the platform offers a TAKE IT DOWN form, check the form's conditions and consider filing it alongside. If you are unsure how the Act applies to your case, ask a lawyer.

## When the Same Account Keeps Reuploading

Both platforms state a repeat infringer policy. Three habits help:

1. **Reference earlier notices** by date in every new notice, so the pattern is documented.
2. **Report a reupload soon after you find it**, with the same list of details.
3. **Watermark with the subscriber's username** if your platform offers it. When a leaked copy carries a username, you can block that subscriber and mention it in your notice. Adult Model Protection does not identify who leaked your content.

## How Adult Model Protection Helps

You can file all of these notices yourself, for free. What we add:

- **Finding copies:** on paid plans, regular scans by our team of Google, Bing, Yandex and more than 500 known leak and piracy sites, reverse image searches with the content assets you upload, and manual searches.
- **Filing on JustForFans, LoyalFans and other sites:** notices are filed by Adult Model Protection as your authorized agent, and a person on our takedown team checks each notice before it is sent. The rights holder named on the notice is your model (stage) name, and some platforms show it to the uploader. LoyalFans' form requires the owner's full legal name, so our team emails LoyalFans' copyright agent instead and uses the form only with your consent. Our [LoyalFans DMCA](/services/loyalfans-dmca) and [JustForFans DMCA](/services/justforfans-dmca) pages describe the service for each platform.
- **After the notice:** we check whether each page is gone, follow up or escalate to hosts, registrars, ISPs, Cloudflare or payment processors when it is not, and file new notices for re-uploads found in later scans.
- **Counter-notices:** our takedown team tells you when one arrives and explains your options; the decision is yours.

Takedown notices to JustForFans, LoyalFans, tube sites and file hosts start on the Essentials plan, with up to 100 platform notices a month, and search engine de-indexing is unlimited on every paid plan. Telegram removals, intimate-image (NCII) reports and TAKE IT DOWN Act requests are included on the Luxe and higher plans.

## Frequently Asked Questions

### Does JustForFans have a DMCA form like LoyalFans?

Not in the DMCA section of its legal page as of this guide. JustForFans asks for DMCA notices by email at [dominic@justfor.fans](mailto:dominic@justfor.fans) and lists the required notice elements in its DMCA policy. LoyalFans offers both a web form and an email address.

### How long do JustForFans and LoyalFans take to remove content?

Neither platform publishes a removal time for copyright notices. JustForFans says it responds to complaints in general within five business days, and LoyalFans gives five business days for complaints about non-consensual content; both state that they act on notices and have repeat infringer policies. A notice that names the exact URL of each copy is easier for a platform to act on.

### Is it worth filing a TAKE IT DOWN request for a paid-content leak?

It can be an extra route next to the copyright notice where a copy was posted without your consent. A covered platform must remove the reported image within 48 hours of a valid request, but a request needs a good-faith statement that the image is not consensual, and a platform may refuse one about paid content. Send the copyright notice either way.

## Conclusion

Removing leaked JustForFans and LoyalFans content comes down to sending a complete notice to the right address, then following the copies to the tube sites, Telegram channels and Google results where they appear. JustForFans takes notices by email; LoyalFans has a form and an agent address, forwards the form details to the uploader and requires the owner's full legal name.

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