Remove Leaked Photos & Videos From NotFans

NotFans is a leak aggregator that reposts subscription content and files it under the performer's handle, which is what makes it findable by name. It publishes a contact form and no email address, so there is no abuse desk to write to. IntimaShield goes around the site entirely, filing as your authorized agent against the infrastructure that keeps it online.

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What Can Complicate Removal From NotFans

• There is no published abuse email, only a web form, so a self-filed notice leaves you no record, no recipient, and nothing to escalate.
• The site sits behind Cloudflare, which hides the origin host you would otherwise need to contact.
• Content is organized by performer handle, so a single removed page still leaves the rest of the set discoverable by name.
• The operator is anonymous and offshore, and simply does not answer individual requests.

How We Remove Your Content

1. We identify the infrastructure behind the site and file as your authorized agent under the TAKE IT DOWN Act against the CDN and the domain registrar, the parties that do answer properly filed agent notices, while submitting the site form in parallel as a fallback.
2. We request de-indexing from Google and Bing so the pages stop surfacing to anyone searching your name. This reduces who finds it while the removal work continues, and we treat it as harm reduction, never as the finish line.
3. We continue removal requests and applicable follow-up while eligible links in the agreed case remain live. Your case records the work and unresolved links; no removal outcome is guaranteed.

About NotFans and how removal works

NotFans republishes intimate and subscription content without consent and indexes it by performer handle, which is why it tends to surface when someone searches your name rather than the site. Its only published contact route is a copyright contact form. There is no abuse address, no named agent, and no response to individual requests, so the ordinary advice to "send them a notice" has nowhere to land.

IntimaShield does not rely on the site cooperating. As your authorized agent under a signed Letter of Authorization, we file under the TAKE IT DOWN Act against the layers above it: the CDN in front of the origin, and the domain registrar. Those parties are reachable, are subject to their own obligations, and do act on properly filed agent notices even when the site behind them will not. We submit the site's own form alongside that, because it occasionally works.

Two things we will not tell you. We cannot promise a bulletproof offshore host will comply, and no honest service can. We continue removal requests and applicable follow-up while eligible links in the agreed case remain live. Your case records the work and unresolved links; no removal outcome is guaranteed. You get a per-case log of every notice sent and every reply received. And de-indexing is not the same as removal. Getting the pages out of Google stops most people finding them, which matters, but the file is still on the host until the host or its providers act, and we keep working that until it is gone.

Some recipients pass copyright notices to public transparency databases, and a notice can carry the name of the person who sent it. We file under our own company credentials, and we never store your images.