WANT VIDS REMOVED

[Cloudhaze2]

Found my vids in a website. I've done all the research I
possibly can regarding the issue. So my next steps would be to contact
the site I went live for and get them to file dmca. Cool. But now I have an even bigger
problem. Before reading that it would be safe to go through the
site to get them taken down, I foolishly emailed them requesting to do so with one of my private emails. This email isn't linked to my Facebook, but I use it for my YouTube channel, twitter, tumblr etc. It would be pretty stupid to ask how big the possiblities are of me getting blackmailed, but what further actions can i take to protect myself? Forget the videos! I'll deal with those later but right now I'm very worried for my identity. I didn't include my real name or address or didn't make a dmca report but my picture is connected to my gmail.

what do I do. I sent them links to the vids.

 

[MiaFoxUK]

The same as you were told on Stripperweb, discontinue using the personal email if you are concerned.

Delete any other instances of the linked photo from the internet

 

[Peekabooh]

In general it's not possible to claim copyright if you not identify yourself.

You can use a third party to do it for you, but you need to identify yourself to them.

A email sended, cant be undone. You sure can change emails on the sites you mentioned.

If a site cooperates in removing videos, they do to avoid trouble. Under the dmca you have very limited rights if the recorded show was a public one. Besides that, chances are big the videos are hosted in countries who dont recognise dmca.

 

[JerryBoBerry]

In general it's not possible to claim copyright if you not identify yourself.

Yes it is. Lie.

The person who illegally uploaded a pirated video of you in violation of copyright laws is not going to be filing a lawsuit against you for having lied on a DMCA notice. Therefore there is zero chance of any repercussion coming about from lying.

 

[SaffronBurke]

In general it's not possible to claim copyright if you not identify yourself

I just got Pornhub to take down a full video someone had uploaded, using my model name, putting in my state's capitol building as "my" address, and using a fake phone number. Any number that is 555-xxxx is not real, so they can give numbers on tv/in movies and not wind up with people calling whoever it actually is.

You can lie. They'll still take it down.

 

[ConfusedOne]

It is a very sad issue, but if you google your cam name and add keywords like "cam" or "download" or "stream" you can find your shows and video archived on many sites. I'm sorry people steal your content for their own gain. It sucks.

 

[Deleted member 35180]

It is a very sad issue, but if you google your cam name and add keywords like "cam" or "download" or "stream" you can find your shows and video archived on many sites. I'm sorry people steal your content for their own gain. It sucks.

Lol, does In the Dog House mean banned?

 

[JerryBoBerry]

Lol, does In the Dog house mean banned?

Means he's in a time out. Not banned. He can still see and read things, but he can't post new things.

https://www.ambercutie.com/forums/threads/hi-i-need-help-and-advice.27180/page-3#post-824074

 

[Deleted member 35180]

Means he's in a time out. Not banned. He can still see and read things, but he can't post new things.

https://www.ambercutie.com/forums/threads/hi-i-need-help-and-advice.27180/page-3#post-824074

Wish I could rate helpful and funny. This place gets more interesting/entertaining everyday. Nothing personal ConfusedOne.

 

[JerryBoBerry]

I just got Pornhub to take down a full video someone had uploaded, using my model name, putting in my state's capitol building as "my" address, and using a fake phone number. Any number that is 555-xxxx is not real, so they can give numbers on tv/in movies and not wind up with people calling whoever it actually is.

You can lie. They'll still take it down.

Just to illustrate this point a bit further. Paramount recently filed a DMCA claim against a torrent of Ubuntu operating system. They wanted it taken down. Paramount is in no way an owner of Ubuntu. Also Ubuntu is not only free to distribute, they openly encourage people to do so via torrents. They give the magnet link for it on their website itself.

So Paramount, without question, lied. No one is coming after them for filing a false claim.

In fact, Google recently came out with a statement that 99.95% of all DMCA claims it gets are fake. They go to URL's that don't even exist. It seems companies all over the world simply use it as a tool against websites. They computer generate fake URL's that are within the main domain's address.

No one is going after those companies for filing millions of fake DMCA's a month. They won't come after a cam model for lying to get a video of hers down.

Lie.

 

[Lelo1]

Allot of the systems that do DMCA take down are automated. Allot of them don't bother to verify. If they don't like a sight, and it contains the name of their product. They'll robo send DMCA to every page they think is relevant.

I just got Pornhub to take down a full video someone had uploaded, using my model name, putting in my state's capitol building as "my" address, and using a fake phone number. Any number that is 555-xxxx is not real, so they can give numbers on tv/in movies and not wind up with people calling whoever it actually is.

This remind me of the thread where models were listing McDonalds as their return address snail mail shipped panties.

I can only imagine the state intern that has to deal with pornhub DCMA notices. XD

 

[uncoveredmanhole]

It is a very sad issue, but if you google your cam name and add keywords like "cam" or "download" or "stream" you can find your shows and video archived on many sites. I'm sorry people steal your content for their own gain. It sucks.

a few decades ago you could find people recording what was broadcast on the radio, nowadays you find people recording what is broadcast on the internet.

What sucks to me is that we're all supposed to waste money on private takedown requests, when you'd hope we could fight a bigger battle against the very practice of bootlegging recordings of us instead. ...they'll always have a right to record what we're giving them freely, it's only how they sell it that we could hope to make difficult.

 

[DFT]

Just to illustrate this point a bit further. Paramount recently filed a DMCA claim against a torrent of Ubuntu operating system. They wanted it taken down. Paramount is in no way an owner of Ubuntu. Also Ubuntu is not only free to distribute, they openly encourage people to do so via torrents. They give the magnet link for it on their website itself.

Paramount shut down "Axanar", and in that they were probably right. Producer went beyond fan fiction to an extent his fundraising got the lawyers involved. Now Paramount has too many lawyers trying to justify their ongoing billing.

Ubuntu's fine, they have their own council. Random person uploading a personal video to YouTube that some entity claims rights to - now what? I'm reminded of the guy who had his video copied by NASA TV and got blocked. He got lucky to get his content back: what recourse for most who don't get /.?

 

[Deleted member 35180]

Don't think it's been said yet, but there are multiple websites that offer monthly or yearly service to do this work for you. For a fee. I'm not going to post any specifically because I have nothing invested in any of them. That being said, I've sent DMCA notices to MFC, who are supposed to do the work for you and they said "This and this and that site just ignores DMCA requests." Too bad! So sad. My vagina is on the internet forever and that's something people should be fully aware of if they're going to show anything they might regret later; in free or group/private chat. Nothing is fully protected.