[site name banned*9] DMCA Issues, Anyone Have Solution?

[Smores]

Google indeed publishes the names of people who requested a removal from their search index. An example:

https://transparencyreport.google.com/copyright/domains/[site name banned*12]

Click through the names and you will see the domains that these persons have made a delete request for. What you will also see is that chaturbate is very, very active in doing Google search removals. So for chaturbate broadcaster this is a good way too to do this via chaturbate.

Great links, thanks for posting those. The disclosure for camwhores shows some webcam girls reporting using their screen names instead of their real names. So, is there a reason to not report using the online identity instead of something totally made up?

 

[Sneeqie]

Great links, thanks for posting those. The disclosure for camwhores shows some webcam girls reporting using their screen names instead of their real names. So, is there a reason to not report using the online identity instead of something totally made up?

The advantage to not using your name/model name/screenname is because no creepers can go all the way back in the archives of Google DMCA Database (Since they publicly list every DMCA with full information on https://www.lumendatabase.org/ ) and pull direct links to the video's that are still hosted because if they type a specific model name it will pull DMCA's up that were used and they will be flooded with results that Chaturbate/MyFreeCams/Etc have DMCA'ed automatically on behalf of their models, and those sites usually take down to avoid a Google Penalty.

Websites like CamShowDownloads.com, Upstore, or whatever have been blacklisted from Google all together so unless a person goes straight to there they will find old stuff, but it will be slow download and being that it looks spammy anyways they will avoid it unless their testosterone levels that day are overwhelming and they allow a 'slow download' from those links via Upstore.net etc.

Google is really making strides, in my opinion, to take care of revenge porn/cam pirates.

So to answer your question, why use your real screename/model name anyways in a DMCA, it only makes the trail to your pirated stuff easier for any XYZ scumbag.

 

[Sneeqie]

It's kind of like scumbags who commit petty crimes, why put the spotlight on you unnecessarily - you end up caught every time. Lmao (Not saying webcam models are criminals, but sometimes it pays to think like one lol)

 

[Kotunk]

Hi Sneeqie, could you please contact me by PM? Sorry but I'm new so I don't have the option to send PM..

I see you had problems with [site name banned*9] and now I really need help too, I'm already desperate.