My Review of Bruqi – 4/10 The service is more affordable than Rulta, but less competent. Their AI is counting spoof links as “de-listings”, counting it as “super special insights” and when you approach their customer service they just tell you that you don’t know what you’re talking about. When I signed up for Bruqi
I’d like to make the scripts I’ve written accessible to everyone, but there are too many weirdos who would use them for insidious purposes.. soooooo, we’re at an impasse here. Sorta.. I WISH I had enough time on my hands to teach coding and provide a lengthy course in SEO, but since I can’t do
First: I use the names “Ibridromies” and “LeakeyNudies” in place of any real sites as a precaution.. If a site is non-compliant, the last thing I want to do is help random creeps find the leaks, deepfakes or stolen content faster. The point of this guide is to help creators and victims understand where to
There are two ways I like to collect links from websites when I’m not using Python. Typically I use scripts, but to write those I have to be familiar with the process. If you’re not familiar with software development, then there are some free tools. I’m covering one of them here, and have a second
Handling your own DMCA takedowns can be daunting. When you’re faced with non-compliant site admins misusing your non-consensual intimate media, it can sometimes take hours of your time if you’re not using a paid service. Plus, since auto-takedown sites can’t get rid of ALL the leaks, you’ll still find some after they scan for them.
If you’ve ever handled your own DMCA takedowns and/or deepfakes, then you’ve surely heard of two malicious websites that seem to have links re-created daily. They are frustrating to work with due to non-compliance and don’t actually have real DMCA contacts. For this article, I’m creating two fictitious leak sites – nudieleakies and ibidromies (an
Project Diana: Building a Better DMCA & Deepfake Takedown System for Creators Who Are Sick of Ineffective, Inhuman & Expensive Subscription Services Let’s be honest: the internet is full of people making money off other people’s work, bodies, likenesses, and of course the fear of others. Some steal content outright, while others might impersonate them.