Where should I report an OnlyFans leak?
Start with the location of the unauthorized copy. A search result and its source may need separate requests.
| Where you found it | What to do | Instructions |
|---|---|---|
| A website or forum | Use the site’s copyright form or designated agent. Identify the source URL and your original work. | Copyright Office notice resources |
| Google Search or Images | Check whether the source is still live. Choose a removal request or an outdated-result refresh. | Google removal routes |
| A public Telegram channel | Keep channel/message links and use the copyright route for content you own or are authorized to report. | Telegram leak reporting |
| A Reddit post or comment | Preserve the permalink and use the relevant Reddit copyright process. | Reddit reporting steps |
Prepare and track your request
- Record the location. Save the page URL, image or video URL where available, account name and date observed. Keep the original file or a link to your authorized publication to identify your work. Keep evidence private and exclude authorized reposts.
- Check ownership and authorization. Only the copyright owner or an authorized representative should submit a copyright notice. Review the alleged use before reporting it.
- Find the recipient. Use the host or platform’s copyright form or designated agent. The Copyright Office links its agent directory and sample notice in the resources below.
- Submit complete information. Identify the work and reported location, include contact details, the required good-faith and accuracy/authorization statements, and sign the notice.
- Keep a case record. Store the submission date, reference number, recipient response and date you checked the result. A request sent is not yet a confirmed removal.
Use the official notice resources
The U.S. Copyright Office provides a sample notice and reporting guidance. Use the recipient’s current form where one is available. Read the required statements before signing; do not submit a claim for material you are not authorized to report.
Keep a separate row for each reported location. Useful fields are the original work, allegedly infringing URL, recipient, submission reference, response, observed result and next follow-up. Do not publish the notice or its personal contact details as a public case study.
Know what information the notice contains
A notice includes contact information and may be forwarded or recorded by the recipient. Ask a representative how it handles that information before authorizing it. Do not assume using a takedown company guarantees anonymity.
If the uploader disputes removal, review the response promptly. A counter-notice or ownership dispute may need legal advice; repeatedly sending the same disputed claim is not a substitute for resolving it.
Check the source and search separately
A source removal means the reported material is no longer available at the checked location. A Google delisting means the search result is removed; the website may still exist. Record both checks separately and do not add them together as two deleted copies of the same URL.
If material returns at a new location, record it as a new observation. Follow-up timing depends on the recipient and case; there is no universal three-day promise. A service can help manage recurring work, but cannot guarantee every request will succeed.
Common questions
Do I need copyright registration to report my OnlyFans leaks?
The U.S. Copyright Office says registration is not required to send a takedown notice. You must own the copyright or have the owner’s authorization. See the official Section 512 guidance.
Can I report leaks myself?
Yes, if you own the copyright or have the owner’s authorization. Use the current host or platform reporting process.
Will Google removal delete the website copy?
No. Search delisting and removal from the host are separate actions.
When is a paid service useful?
Consider one when new copies appear often or you need help managing discovery, notices and follow-up. Match the plan to the affected platforms.
Sources
Public sources checked September 13, 2026. Product capabilities are provider-reported.
Next steps
Choose the service details or guide for your next step.