The most damning problems creators can face and become victims of are content theft, impersonation, revenge porn and leaks. This also is true for non-creators who end up on sites intended to “expose” women and send out other forms of non-consensual intimate imagery (AKA called NCII.)
The outlook is cloudy in terms of whether or not newly enacted laws will truly support women, as with most goverment sectors unless you’ve got an endless supply of cash for an expensive legal team.
self-managed diy dmca takedown tools
how to access free scripts & tools for content removal
I started creating scripts last year while trying to eradicate deepfakes and content claimed to be “leaks” and revenge porn after getting impatient with the reporting process. I realized quickly these losers are just using agentic AI to exploit search engines with blackhat tactics.
Over 70,000 malicious links and 300 scans later, I’ve started compiling linked databases with DMCA contacts, infringing sites (ESPECIALLY non-compliant sites), link scrapers and an automatic email generator. I’m offering the barebones tools to users for free upon…
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dmca takedown & infringing content removal strategies
website’s dMCA contact won’t remove your content? Here’s what to try next
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You aren’t stuck just reporting content to supposed-DMCA contacts. You can also report them as spam, report them to their hosts & tell their reigstrars. Furthermore with more and more laws being enacted to protect creators..
how to report leakienudey & ibidomie spoof links before they’re ever even created
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If you’ve ever dealt with “leakienudey” or “ibidromie” then you know how impossible it can feel trying to manage you own DMCA complaints. Here’s how to report Leakienudey and Ibidomie leak links before they’re ever even created..
building a better dmca takedown system
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. Some spin up mirror pages, spoof URLs, and deepfake trash like digital raccoons in trenchcoats..
When creators try to fight back we’re often rewarded with confusing forms, vague platform policies, expensive subscriptions, and customer support that feels spiritually outsourced.subscriptions, and customer support that feels spiritually outsourced.
In addition, they have all-or-nothing models despite the fact that it’s not possible for any DMCA removal service to detect and remove every leak..
The Project Diana Prototype
I’m developing what is currently known as “Project Diana” to assist in addressing common pain points for content creators:
- Annoying subscription-based services
- Mostly expensive if you want effectiveness
- Little to no human support or oversight
- Tech that cannot keep up a rapidly changing internet landscape
- Limited hybrid models (DIY + full service scanning)
The concept is an optional pay-per-use OR subscription-based takedown platform designed for tech-savvy creators who…
project diana: a new dmca tool – made by women for women
This project addresses large scale content removal challenges while improving workflow efficiency and accuracy. It addresses the failures of competitors such as Bruqi and Rulta while providing counter-offers to their lack of transparency, engineering efficiency, humanity and financial accessibility.
KEY CAPABILITIES
- Automating identification of duplicate and recursive URLs
- Standardizing data for clearer tracking and reporting
- Supporting long term monitoring through structured data
- Improving detection of repeated leak patterns
- Enabling faster takedown cycles across domains
- Creating a multifunctional database that addresses:
- “leaks” or content that should be paywalled
- deepfakes
- blackmailing
- impersonations
- illegal distribution & re-selling of content
- threats and intimidation
- stalking
- other forms of NCII (non-consensual intimate imagery)
Questions about this project?