Anonymized cases for unwanted-content removal
Typical scenarios show how the workflow can move from one known URL to copy discovery, source removal and search-result verification.
The cases below are composite anonymized scenarios. They demonstrate typical workflows and do not describe specific clients. If a leak has already happened, do not wait: send at least one known URL.
leaked photos on a forum and mirror sites
Starting point: one known forum page contains unwanted photos, but the person suspects that the material has already been copied elsewhere.
View case →Typical caseintimate photos appeared on multiple websites
Starting point: several URLs are known, but it is unclear how many additional copies exist or which sources should be handled first.
View case →Typical casethe video was removed from sources but remained in search
Starting point: an unwanted video appears on several pages. After one source changes, some search results still display old titles or previews.
View case →Typical casekeep approved publications and remove unwanted copies
Starting point: some publications are authorized and should remain online, while copies on third-party websites are unwanted.
View case →If the material is already online, send the known URL now
One known URL is enough for an initial review. If you do not know where else the material appears, select deep search. The sooner source URLs and identifiers are preserved, the sooner the removal workflow can begin.