Remove Leaked Photos & Videos From Bunkr

A Bunkr album can spread through file links and forum posts. We pursue removal of the known locations, document the requests, and check what changes. Send the links you already have to review your scope and one-time price.

From $499 one-time. Review your scope and exact price before checkout.

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What Can Complicate Removal From Bunkr

• A general complaint can miss the specific content. Collect the album links, individual file links, and forum posts sharing them that identify what you need removed.
• A copyright notice and a report of non-consensual intimate content have different requirements. Using the wrong basis can delay a request.
• A removed search result, a broken preview, or an inaccessible page does not prove that the underlying file and other copies are gone.

How We Remove Your Content

1. We review the Bunkr links and any connected sites you submit, confirm your authorization, and show the domain-based price before payment.
2. We prepare the applicable requests and document the work. Where a site does not cooperate, we assess the further routes available for the agreed case.
3. We track responses and link checks, distinguishing source removal, search removal, and unresolved results. Your case shows what has been done and what remains.

About Bunkr and how removal works

For a Bunkr album, keep the album URL and any individual file links you already have. If a forum or another page is sharing the album, include that page too. An album becoming unavailable does not establish that separately accessible file links or copies have disappeared.

You can start with one known link. You do not have to find every copy or repeatedly expose yourself to the content before requesting help. Only submit content depicting you, or content you have explicit permission to act on. If you were under 18 when it was created, use NCMEC's Take It Down and CyberTipline resources instead of this adult service.

A direct report may resolve a cooperative site's copy, but it is not the whole picture when other pages distribute or link to the material. Source removal concerns the host of the content. Search removal reduces discoverability in a search engine. We keep those results separate so you can understand what has actually changed.

An unresponsive operator does not automatically end the work. We review applicable options and document the pursuit of the agreed links. There is no universal deadline or promise that every offshore site will comply. A blocked check is recorded as inconclusive, not sold as a confirmed removal.

Emergency Takedown is priced by unique domains: $499 for 1–5, $799 for 6–15, $1,299 for 16–30, and $1,999 for 31+. Multiple links on one domain do not automatically become multiple domains. Review your actual scope and price before authorizing payment.

Checks on existing case links and discovery of new copies serve different purposes. Shield is a separate $29/month monitoring service with twice-weekly text-based searches. It cannot search every private or unindexed location.